Monday, 27 February 2017

Colour in the garden

Despite the downpours and gales of recent weeks, there has been a variety of colour in the garden - and how cheering it is to see the lovely flowers.
Two varieties of Snowdrops -






























Peony

Hellebores

Such a shame they hang their heads; you need to be a contortionist to capture their patterns and colours properly.



Violas, somewhat rain-damaged unsurprisingly.


Late Daffodils - and yes . . the pot needs weeding!

Purple Heather

Erm . . . ?


Early Daffodils (they bloomed in January)

















And finally . . I don't have photos but I know definitely that  frogs are a -wooing in my neighbour's pond, 'cos their amorous croaking has been lulling me to sleep in recent weeks!  I shall have to watch out for their tiny offspring in a few weeks time when I'm mowing my lawns. 

9 comments:

  1. Lovely! Our spring is still far out of sight, but I can smell yours from here ... almost :)

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  2. Not so many signs of spring in Suffolk yet. We have some lovely clumps of Hellebores at the cottage - white and dark pink, but as you say,impossible to photograph as they are always looking down.

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  3. Much the same here in Dorset, the hellebores are lovely, I bring a few inside just to admire. I have crocus and iris reticulata in a sunny spot, I think bulbs are magical, storing their energy all winter then appearing to give us hope.

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  4. What pretty snowdrops. I never think to check if mine have different markings.

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  5. The pictures are lovely. The first signs of spring are heart filling.

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  6. Wow - Spring is really springing forward in your part of the world, Rosie. It's lovely to see and what a great range of colourful flowers.

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  7. So lovely to see your photographs here.
    The colours are so nice.

    Happy March
    Happy Spring

    All the best Jan

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  8. I am loving your blog and totally in love with Snowdrops.

    So sorry about the loss of your dog. I'd be lost without my Rex, hair and all!

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    1. Yes, Zac was always shedding his fur, great clumps of it. Nowadays my vacuum cleaner is on part-time hours, but I'd gladly go back to daily vacuuming to have my boy back here.

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