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First Spring Flowers

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  • ElusiveElusive Posts: 992

    The crocus are out and look colourful but theres no sunshine for them to open up unfortunately.

  • SalinoSalino Posts: 1,609

    ...not much... Daphne, as mentioned on another thread... Camellia 'St Ewe', the first of my 4 Camellias to flower... hated by Monty Don..loved by me...

    Iberis sempervirens...the first to flower this year... Sarcococca...Erysimum... that's about it... no Hellebores in my garden, currently...

  • There are crocuses out on the roadsides and roundabouts in the city, but not here in my garden yet.  Neither are my little irises out yet, but my hellebores are - niger and orientalis image

    I fully expect dandelions and hawkbit to make an appearance on my front lawn very soon - I shall have to remove them as the neighbour downwind of me got his groundsman (can't call him a gardener) to make an effort to remove the ones from his lawn last summer image


    Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.





  • FleurisaFleurisa Posts: 779

    My Iris 'Katherine Hodgkin' are all flowering. I don't really like them though, too wishy washy for me

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  • Beautiful photo's, keep them coming, what are the trees?

  • FairygirlFairygirl Posts: 55,109

    What lovely pix DD. image Where is the location? My crocus aren't out yet but I've lots that aren't far away and I'm looking forward to them.

    I agree totally Fleurisa. Not an Iris I care for at all - insipid colour isn't it?  I have 'Purple Gem' which are deep purple and I've grown 'Pauline' before which is also very dark.  

    It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....



    I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
  • Thankyou. The trees are 35 year old espalier apple trees of various varieties. Its the garden of the owners from Cleeve Nursery (where i work). I was off to feed the cat in the green house and got carried away with the pictures image glad you enjoy them image

  • What lovely pictures! I'm envious now - all I have are snowdrops and the primroses are just beginning. We're on a hill so we're always a bit later than other places around here.

  • biofreakbiofreak Posts: 1,088

    Despite howling gales and driving rain 2nd Daffodil out today!

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