Some more pictures from England.
I hope you enjoy them.
Regards.
Neil.
White Hyacinths and Cyclamen.
The star magnolia or Magnolia stellatta
Blue Hyacinths.
Pink, blue and white Hyacinths!
Delphinium and yes a Rose in new leaf!
A nice collection.
Ornamental blackcurrant and a Forsythia.
More Daffodils!
The Blossom is lovely to see!
A purple Polyanthus and a Pieris in flower with it s red new leaves as well.
More Hyacinths and mothers Acer over the Primroses!
Purple crocus buds showing this evening. about 3 plants of I.reticulata 'Harmony' trying to do the same. I haven't been out there, but John walks the garden as being inside drives him nuts. He too a tarp full of leaves down the hill into the woods today. He a a depression he calls the 'gravel pit' to fill with same. It was full of water earlier in the month, but ground is thawing so water is receeding.
Beautiful Flowers, Neil!... ok--- go back to your flower-posting: 1st Row, top Left--- white & red... What is it???--- You didn't write the Name... guess I'm supposed to Know... soooo pretty! They're all lovely photos--- thanks so much for posting these Spring colors for us~
After the hardest winter on record I did not think my tree ferns would survive!
I know I have eaten fried Tarantulas, and they were indeed very nice, but this gives me a lot of pleasure. One of of my tree ferns coming back to life, and looking like a Tarantula!
Oh what joy!
Regards.
Neil.
Love your tree fern Neil--- it's smart--- it knows when to show new Spring Growth!
.... I don't understand that Pieris plant with 2 colors & types of flowers; are they both flowers?--- or is one type really a bract or something?? It's so pretty and unique...
