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As usual absolutely stunning photos,I still have daffodils in bud and tulips coming out.Can only remember that once before.
ReplyDeleteOur tulips are coming out at the same time as daffodils too, flowerlady
DeleteLovely pictures - very patriotic.
ReplyDeleteThey are not planted together though Elaine :)
DeleteI thought the same that they're patriotic and they remind the colours of the British flag :) Speaking of flags, today is a national holiday of the Polish flag, but unfortunately I didn't prepare any flowers arranged in white and red colours.
DeleteBeautiful photos, Sue! Daffodils are my favorite!
Maybe I should have posted on St George's day, Dewberry but unfortunately the flowers weren't co-operating at that time.
Deletelove the white daffs, never had them myself - the yellow makes me extra super happy in spring but yours are gorgeous and very elegant xxxx
ReplyDeleteI wanted white daffodils for my blue and white border Carrie and they were surprisingly difficult to find. WE ended up with three varieties - Thalia, Silver Chimes, Erlicheer and Tresamble
DeleteLovely photos, and you got rhododendrons in flower already! Mine has fat budes but will need some more warm days before opening up. He is called Dopey though :-)
ReplyDeleteThe one on flower is Elisabeth, but we still have another in bud Helene
DeleteIs that top photo a Pieris? I used to have a variety 'Forest Flame' that used to be full of lovely flowers in spring but I managed to kill it when we moved here. I've never tried one since but I still love them!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Linda
IT is Linda and is Forest Flame. I don't think it would be too happy in the conditions where you are.
DeleteBeautiful photos Sue.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Janet
DeleteI love grape hyacinths! Great photos! Isn't it great how things are really coming on now! About time :)
ReplyDeleteThe photo really made me appreciate the colour of the grape hyacinth more, Anna.
DeleteSuch a pretty blooms!
ReplyDeleteThanks Malar
DeleteReally lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kelli - we've just been out for the day and seen lots of wild wood anemones. We only have a few in the garden.
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