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  • Thank you for your kind comments GD :)

    I call the drumstick flower 'drumstick primula' but I've just looked up the proper name and it is Primula Denticulata. They can be grown from seed, my latest batch I bought as cells from J Parker. I had mostly purple before and wanted some of the other colours.

    I think your wildflower lawn looks lovely, I wouldn't want to walk on it!
    Wearside, England.
  • Logan4Logan4 Posts: 2,590
    Lovely colourful spring borders from Logan and Jason. Wish I could grow wallflowers🙂
    Thank you, i used to have trouble growing wallflowers 2 years back. Now i start them in toilet roll tubes and put a few seeds in each. When they come up i thin them out to 1 seedling to each roll. When they need to be pinched out i pot them on with the tubes. I use a multi purpose compost with John Innes in it, i think that it's the best for me.
  • Ante1Ante1 Posts: 3,085
    Gorgeous photos everyone. Remarkable garden Victoria Sponge. Daffs are beautiful.

    First tulips in my garden.

    Cherry blossoms.


    First apricots appearing.

    Croatia
  • Logan4Logan4 Posts: 2,590
    That's great @Ante30 and thank you
  • guttiesgutties Posts: 224
    Not in my garden, but just across a little stream (on the bank) at the bottom of my garden I seen these two different type of primroses growing beside each other.

  • Jason-3Jason-3 Posts: 391
    Lovely colourful spring borders from Logan and Jason. Wish I could grow wallflowers🙂
    Thank you. This is the 3rd year they have been too....not bad for biannual hehe
  • Papi JoPapi Jo Posts: 4,254
    Thanks for your colourful photos everyone.
    This afternoon my garden has been "droned". From the air, my lawn is not terribly green (we've had a very dry spell here).


  • Janie BJanie B Posts: 963
    Lovely colourful spring displays! Inspires me to include more colour for this time of year... Cool pic @Papi Jo. Is it your own drone, or do you have to hire it for the day? I have no idea about drones, but it looks like a great thing to do for us gardeners...
    Lincolnshire
  • Papi JoPapi Jo Posts: 4,254
    Janie B said:
    Cool pic @Papi Jo. Is it your own drone, or do you have to hire it for the day? I have no idea about drones, but it looks like a great thing to do for us gardeners...
    Not my own drone, no. There is a young boy lives in my street, who is a real geek. Last time we opened our garden he produced a short video. Then I mentioned it would be great to shoot the garden from a drone. He got one for Xmas, and offered to try it in our garden. Next time he'll try to shoot a movie. That should be nice.
  • AuntyRachAuntyRach Posts: 5,291
    That is a fab idea @Papi Jo. I think a drone picture would be a great advert for selling a house or promoting an event like ‘Open Gardens’.  (Or it could be used to nosey in other peoole’s garden). 
    My garden and I live in South Wales. 
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