Feral Daffodils, Harmony, Community

I've spent some time walking the roads around the Rensing Center here in SC. Spring is just beginning to let herself be known to the world again, and these daffodils were growing feral on abandoned lots and in roadside trenches where I suppose the bulbs had been washed down during prior heavy rains.

This bunch is the second I collected during my first week or so here. They are in a beautiful glass vase that is part of the art collection in the guest house where I live and work. The view is through the large porthole window on one side of the building looking out into the wooded strip bordering the access road that goes by the front of the guest house. 

Daffodils hold a lot of spiritual energy. The yellow color speaks of strong energy, and the appearance of the flowers in spring signals newness, life and vitality. The scent is energizing and the flower itself stands for trust, harmony, and community. Which is everything the Rensing Center provides.