She was my first!!! by Catharina Przezak

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Yes I saw yesterday the first flower in my Garden after winter, old people say the winter is go away and will not com back after this flower com up. I don't know the name of this flower in English, but in Poland people called this flower "Sniezyczka" that mean +/- snowgirl or something, every land have own great name for this beautiful flower...and what is yours? P>S I reduced all ready the size here , photo made with Digital-OLYMPUS C-3000 ZOOM in Macro setting.

Comments (11)

bonbon

11:33AM | Fri, 22 February 2002

in America.... it is known by the common name of Snowdrop.... it grows on the east coast of the United States

Michelle A.

12:22PM | Fri, 22 February 2002

So lovely Catharina....beautiful flower and photo.

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bevchiron

2:08PM | Fri, 22 February 2002

One of my favourites & always the first flower to emerge, beautiful.

Catharina Przezak

2:36PM | Fri, 22 February 2002

Bonbon do you know that German word >Bonbon in English is a drop? now we need put you in snow and we have Snow drop :-) how do you like? Michelle A. and Bevshiron thank you so much.

Alpha

4:30PM | Fri, 22 February 2002

We used to have these all over the yard at my old house... I loved watching them pop up through the last remains of the snow... Very Nice Photo!

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Syyd

4:38PM | Fri, 22 February 2002

Maybe I am confusing this, but is the german word or austrian word for this perhaps Edelweiss? "Blossom of Snow may you bloom and grow forever". Beautiful flower, great photograph. Makes me long so much for springtime, you are lucky to have spring so early, its very grey and cold here.

Catharina Przezak

5:37PM | Fri, 22 February 2002

Thanks Syyd and Alpha, The name for this flower in German is SchneeGlocke what in English translation will a SNOWBELL, I think it is very interesthing with the flower that every country have all must diferent name but well always the snow included in this name. As very long time ago in Poland I have also all over the yard at my home, that was just amazing a lions of this flowers around, now I have maybe 10 in my Garden but still I am happy for the 10 that tell me th winter is over. The latest days was very warm and I hope the true spring comming very soon...in Holand is not so cold that in New York Syyd, here we have maybe 2 days snow in year, but well the rest rain and hard wind.

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jaydiva

6:13PM | Fri, 22 February 2002

this is a very beautiful photo! and yes: Schneeglkchen (little snowbell) is the german name of this lovely flower. Over here they're still hiding : (

Catharina Przezak

6:18PM | Fri, 22 February 2002

jaydiva, thanks, you know there is so big image that my names are too for a BIG flower lol, thanks...:-) I remember still the advertising from the TV RTL that say alsways SchneeeeeGlockeee that remind me of the name.LOL

Misha883

10:20PM | Fri, 22 February 2002

Very pretty, Catharina. Thank you for reminding os in the North that Spring is coming.

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