Beautiful pictures Victoria Sponge, I love the little bridge and all those colourful cheery bulbs and please can you tell me what those little purple and white drumstick flowers are called - have you grown them from bulbs or seeds?
Our accidental wild flower lawn, it is a mass (or mess - we love it) of primroses, celendines and dog violets in this patch.Cerinth (?), grown from seed and has happily spread in the large flower bed. The bees love the flowers and the plant grows below trees and shrubs being only 6 or so inch tall.An oxalis that I transplanted into the wild flower bank just 3 or 4 weeks ago is now happily flowering.
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Please ignore the fence panels; unkempt lawn and general untidyness we are having fairly major internal works undertaken atm
Narcissus Falconet
Veronica
Anemones
Canaliculatus in the grass. One of my favourites.
My young wisteria chinensis beginnig to take off, plus a pot of an unknown bearded iris left behind by the previous owner:
Some of my new daffs, including Filly and Cornish King
Newly rejigged part of shade border, mostly spring flowering