I have a geranium under a large TEE shape Laurel. For the last fifteen months it has not stopped flowering. Have had to fix sticks at points as it wants to keel over. Have taken numerous cuttings and some have taken. Snow and frost have not effected it. Present height 1m.
Snowdrops are funny little things as our first ones were out by early January, but other snowdrop species are only just poking through even in the same border. But it is nice to see them.
Bluebells shooting up all over the place, some by brick wall about 15cm tall already. Last year they took over a 2mx 3m section of lawn which I had to relay new turf afterwards.
We have a Australian Hydrangea in it second year the buds are nice and juicy so expecting a promising good year.
That’s very early as at the end of February 2019 the area near Bradbury Castle expected them out three weeks early by mid March due to unseasonably warm weather that February. It was 19c or there about.
Well the snowdrops and crocuses are now coming with Daffodils not far behind, so things looking a bit brighter
A sight to brighten the spirit. What are the small yellowish ones dotted around?
Hi otherclive not to sure my wife just buys a mixture of wintering flowers but they do look nice
It’s always nice to read a newspaper three days after publication as it means the world still goes ahead. This video by the Marsh Family aligns with that theme. Slightly late but still worth a watch. There are others to watch by the Marsh Family from LesMiserables and Bonnie Tyler songs.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXGkjo08x_c
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYmSAMcwXA8
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Today took look at bottom of garden and something did not look right Its my Geranium I spoke about . It seems a fox took a liking to it and flattened it!.
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