7 months ago
Wednesday, January 9
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oh, how absolutely lovely x
ReplyDeleteThe first hellebores always seem to be a turning point for me, Carrie.
DeleteI like the pink ones in particular, but welcome any flower at this time of the year!
ReplyDeleteThat's very true, Belinda
DeleteI know that Hellebores are early risers, but wow - January seems a bit too early. Do they normally bloom this early for you?
ReplyDeleteThe first ones, generally start flowering in January, Margaret
DeleteWhat a nice treat for the eyes in the depth of winter.
ReplyDeleteI think our real winter weather is expected to arrive next week, Michelle
DeleteAren't those pretty! Has your winter been more mild this year?
ReplyDeleteIt's been fairly mild so far, Jenni but today it's blowing a gale and next week is set to be very cold. Just hope that the forecast is wrong.
DeleteI can't get over how some things are so early his year- perhaps explained by the relative mild Winter - and yet other things - in my case snowdrops, are later than last season
ReplyDeleteThe hellebores generally start to flower here in January, Roger. The snowdrops are pushing through too.
DeleteFlowers and carrots? My gardens are under a foot of snow. I am a tad jealous.
ReplyDeleteThe snow could hit us shortly, Bonnie
DeleteI love your first signs of spring!!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
It's always good when the first flowers of the year open, Ela but winter yet has a few tricks up it's sleeve.
DeleteJust lovely, they are always so welcome aren't they? I'm enjoying my first ones too.xxx
ReplyDeleteThet re indeed, Dina
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