Why is a Daffodil Flower a Symbol of Hope?
As I was walking around the park yesterday, I started talking to some of the guests. We were discussing the weather and how summer is normally our hottest time of the year, but for some reason, we have only had one week of hot weather; the rest has been mild since the start of summer in South Australia.
Weather patterns are changing, and the temperature was 4 degrees Celsius this morning. My husband said he thought he saw frost. I quickly replied, it's too early for frost, and if it was, Oh no! I had a horrible thought in my head. The grapes, we are only just at the start of harvest season here!
What I like best about winter when it's just about over, and spring is on its way. The Daffodil bulbs start to pop up out of the cold ground across the park gardens. They have a short life span that I wish would last forever because they look majestic and happy.
Daffodils represent Hope. Hope for the future. Many of us pick the flowers and take them inside. Do you know when the best time is to pick a Daffodil? Early in the morning or late afternoon are the best times to cut them and place them in water immediately.
Many different types of Daffodils have an array of colours, and some are yellow, some are white with yellow centres and so on. Some are small, some are medium size, and others are tall. All have exquisite flowers.
Daffodils are often used to convey the message of HOPE for anyone struggling with illness, business, earning money, getting over unfortunate issues, and hoping to make good at Wealthy Affiliate.
HOPE is a four-letter word that gives us a feeling of expectation and desire to make things happen, and at WA, we hope to develop a feeling of trust between us as a family of members.
My hope for WA members is to see change for the better, and hopefully, the issues we face will also change; after all, we are here to build our business from the ground up; otherwise, just like the Daffodil, it will be short-lived.
I hope our dreams come true!
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Hi Yvonne!
I enjoyed reading your articles about the Daffodil flower; I love it. I'm not sure if we have the same flower here in my country. I like the color of the flowers, and I like much yellow color my favorites. I think we are in a similar, Niche. And I'm happy about that.
Thanks for the share.
Joyce
Hi Joyce there are different names for Daffodils. Depending on the country. Thank you for stopping by and I’m so happy you love the colours.
It is perfect to hear that spring is in full swing in Australia, both daffodils and tulips will not bloom in Estonia until the second half of May, so I have to wait another two months. Although I must mention that daffodils have a peculiar smell sometimes, they are still given to us a lot for Women's Day, which is March 8th.
In Australia, we are coming to the end of the summer. Autumn starts on 1 March. The Daffodils will shoot through at end of August in South Australia.
Daffodils - relearned something I had totally forgotten, thanks for the reminder Yvonne. Hope and dreams- that is why most of us came here- the hope of helping people while achieving financial independence - indeed I hope all such dreams come to pass for everyone and myself obviously "wink"
To Success while lying in daffodils 🌞
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Hi Yvonne,
Thanks for sharing your insights about the Daffodil Flowers and the fact that they represent hope! This is the same hope that we all here on the WA platform carry within our hearts when it comes to creating, growing and succeeding with our businesses.
Wishing you the very best!
Kind regards,
Nichola
Thank you so much Nichola. I agree with what you say about hope. All the besr.
You are welcome. Thank you very much! 😃😍