Nothing quite says spring more than crocus. They just barely peak above ground and up shoots a flower. For whatever reason the earliest crocus are always gold colored. This makes them extra showy, except bees can't see this color like they can the white, striped, or lavender colored flowers. This clump of volunteers decided to grow under European beech tree. It's a nice contrast the splash of color among the leaves and against the bark. It flowered earlier than the FFF snow trillium but it isn't a native wild flower.
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