In some ways I can't believe we're half way through the third month of the year already, in others it still feels like winter some days, but there are signs of life in the garden, leaves are shooting and emerging, early flowers and blooming and the birds are singing their wee hearts out. This is our second spring in the in between garden and most plants seem to be coping in their moving garden troughs and pots.
I'm just going to leave to enjoy the photos of whats flowering in my garden this week.
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I'm just going to leave to enjoy the photos of whats flowering in my garden this week.
Chrysosplenium macrophyllum |
Corydalis malkensis |
Crocus 'Cream Beauty' |
Galanthus 'Hill Poe' |
Galanthus 'Hill Poe' |
Galanthus 'John Grey' |
Galanthus 'Magnet' |
Helleborus 'Double White Spotted' |
One of my own Hellebre seedlings |
Another of my Hellebore seedlings |
Snowdrops and Hellebores |
An early daffodil in the grass in the front garden |
The leaves of Erythronium dens canis |
Euphorbia mellifera in the greenhouse |
Salix x melanostachys |
Narcissus 'Tahiti' |
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Beautiful
ReplyDeleteThanks John, its amazing what you can find when you really look, we're always a week or so behind, being higher and colder.
DeleteGorgeous snowdrops and hellebores! And I love euphorbia too. We had some at the last house, bought from a plant stall at a farmer's market. Must go back for a replacement or two...
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah, it's so good to see some colour at last. I do like Euphorbias, they are such a varied group of plants :)
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