Verdun is too modest to post photos of his garden, Ashleigh.
Some branches were snapped off my camelia in the storms so I put them in a vase indoors and they've opened up. There's no sign of colour on the bush outside.
I don't know the name of this one but I have 'Donation' too and a lovely double white.
I live in the south east and all I've got is buds and half a crocus, what's going on! I found tiny flower buds on my Clematis The President but it's only a young plant and I was going to prune it hard to hopefully encourage it to send up more shoots from the ground (it only has two at the moment but they're about 7' ) I don't know if I can bring myself to do it
In S.e. to ; Have left my clematis in bud in tact but the rest have had the valentines day chop .
Have loads of helleborous and niger in flower along with snowdrops,slow to start, but rampaging ahead now. Daffs, primula and flowering cherry (bit early mind you) but no sign of croaks.
I have been truly converted to Hellebores from this forum so many gorgeous photo's. I love the double ones and the speckled ones, but I've already spent my yearly plant budget When is the best time to plant them?
Here in Pembrokeshire the roadside daffodils have been out since the second week in January in our village - this year they were late as last year they were out at Christmas!
Hellebores and snowdrops in full flower in my garden since the end of January and Camellias since last week.
Camellias trying hard. Saw lots of ladybirds in the garden today plus first brimstone butterfly and a 'humble bumble' bee! Always like to stroke the latter, never cause any harm. We had over 200 on the lavender last year. Lilacs budding up now, and paeonies popping through soil. Hope it lasts! 18C here this afternoon.
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Verdun is too modest to post photos of his garden, Ashleigh.
Some branches were snapped off my camelia in the storms so I put them in a vase indoors and they've opened up. There's no sign of colour on the bush outside.
I don't know the name of this one but I have 'Donation' too and a lovely double white.
We have muscari out and daffs about to bud.
I live in the south east and all I've got is buds and half a crocus, what's going on! I found tiny flower buds on my Clematis The President but it's only a young plant and I was going to prune it hard to hopefully encourage it to send up more shoots from the ground (it only has two at the moment but they're about 7' ) I don't know if I can bring myself to do it
In S.e. to ; Have left my clematis in bud in tact but the rest have had the valentines day chop .
Have loads of helleborous and niger in flower along with snowdrops,slow to start, but rampaging ahead now. Daffs, primula and flowering cherry (bit early mind you) but no sign of croaks.
I have been truly converted to Hellebores from this forum so many gorgeous photo's. I love the double ones and the speckled ones, but I've already spent my yearly plant budget
When is the best time to plant them?
Dirty digging _ what type of flowers are the white ones please ? Look stunning
Here in Pembrokeshire the roadside daffodils have been out since the second week in January in our village - this year they were late as last year they were out at Christmas!
Hellebores and snowdrops in full flower in my garden since the end of January and Camellias since last week.
Camellias trying hard. Saw lots of ladybirds in the garden today plus first brimstone butterfly and a 'humble bumble' bee! Always like to stroke the latter, never cause any harm. We had over 200 on the lavender last year. Lilacs budding up now, and paeonies popping through soil. Hope it lasts! 18C here this afternoon.
Can you send some ladybirds my way biofreak I already have greenfly on my roses