It's a heart warming sight to see the spring bulbs in our garden getting ready to flower and the more established plants starting to once again show signs of life. Our lawn has a delicate smattering of pretty lilac crocuses which the squirrels have dined out on, there are clumps of daffodils and snowdrops appearing in the borders and one of the hellebore's that we planted last year survived the animal highway, squirrels and snow to put on a little show. I couldn't help but drool over the wonderful hellebore display at Wisley on Sunday - there are some truly stunning dark purple varieties.
Tuesday 24 February 2009
Spring has started to sprung!
It's a heart warming sight to see the spring bulbs in our garden getting ready to flower and the more established plants starting to once again show signs of life. Our lawn has a delicate smattering of pretty lilac crocuses which the squirrels have dined out on, there are clumps of daffodils and snowdrops appearing in the borders and one of the hellebore's that we planted last year survived the animal highway, squirrels and snow to put on a little show. I couldn't help but drool over the wonderful hellebore display at Wisley on Sunday - there are some truly stunning dark purple varieties.
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Very jealous...we are still under 2 ft of snow and are expecting more!!!
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Thanks so much! Will pop over to yours and take a peek :)
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