Just popped outside and plucked one out bluebell-tiny white flower with 5 petals and grouped in 6 to a stalk. Need to learn to put photo on the web also names of plants.
Sorry can't help with photos. Well done for going outside. Does it have a scent ? And are you in north of south ,could be a while guessing but can't get outside anyway!
Pale yellow wallflower, blue pansy, yellow jasmine, yellow rose, white bacopa, pale blue lobelia! viburnam and nearbye; pink valerian! It has been pretty warm the last few weeks, so I don't think it is a typical new year's day.
To me the weather we're getting now feels more normal than all that snow and cold. I don't remember much that I was taught in school but warm, wet, westerly winds in winter has stuck.
Along with grass doesn't grow below 43degF. That's not bad for all those years of education.
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I'm not going out there sorry, its absolutely chucking it down and very windy. Its raining so hard you can't see out there.
Viburnum bodnantense Dawn lots of flowers and scent.
Corkscrew hazel(catkins)
Common hazel (catkins)
erysimum bowles mauve and walbertons fragrant sunshine.
Helleborus niger.
Helleborus shooting star.
aubretia
hesperis matronalis
ox eye daisy
Lychnis coronaria
Lamium (gold leaves, purple flowers)
Broccoli gone too far.
Blackberry. in flower. also still raspberries on, but look a bit manky so I'll leave them for the blackbirds.
White argyranthemum.
Cant count the welsh poppy as the petals fell off yesterday and the next bud isn't open.
I guess Verdun gets the first cream donut of the year.
Just popped outside and plucked one out bluebell-tiny white flower with 5 petals and grouped in 6 to a stalk. Need to learn to put photo on the web also names of plants.
Sorry can't help with photos. Well done for going outside. Does it have a scent ? And are you in north of south ,could be a while guessing but can't get outside anyway!
Well all just popped out into the very windy and wet weather to do the flower count, I have seen few more bulbs coming up great
Front garden
Mahonia
Kerria yellow pom pom
Pansy lavender shades, yellow, dark pink, purple
Volia delft blue
Back garden
Bacopa white
Heather white
Hebe Lisa
Stock autumn fragrance
Lamium
Cyclamen pink, white and red
Violas orange duet, avalanche mix, yellow and blue
Fuchsia David Jason
Sweet Williams
Common mallow
Alyssum white
Bellis
Pale yellow wallflower, blue pansy, yellow jasmine, yellow rose, white bacopa, pale blue lobelia! viburnam and nearbye; pink valerian! It has been pretty warm the last few weeks, so I don't think it is a typical new year's day.
To me the weather we're getting now feels more normal than all that snow and cold. I don't remember much that I was taught in school but warm, wet, westerly winds in winter has stuck.
Along with grass doesn't grow below 43degF. That's not bad for all those years of education.
In the sticks near Peterborough
My flowering shrub is called choisya ternata. Weather permitting will go out tomorrw and have a proper look to see if anything else is in flower.
Wow, that Choisya is certainly confused - they normally flower in June! Not the first report I've seen of it flowering at this time, though.
Choisya is good for an autumn/winter flowering. Mine rarely lets me down
In the sticks near Peterborough