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Name: Neil London\Kent Border              |
| Something to brighten you all up! Regards. Neil.  |
 murielw1 Feb 8, 2011 8:38 AM CST |
| Lovely spring nearly here, my snowdrops are out. |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
| A lovely sunny day and my first time to try my new lens for the camera out. So I got some pictures to cheer you up, hopefully! There are too many to put on at once so I will do it in stages for all to see. I hope you enjoy these as much as I have done taking them at a long distance. Spring is bearing new life, from a horrible winter. Regards. Neil.  Snowdrops, what a lovely sight.  A wonderful Polyanthus.  This white cyclamen amongst the lavender.  Winter Jasmine.  What a beautiful pansy, that has survived the ice.  Fully open yellow crocus, in the sunlight.  Purple crocus, just enjoying themselves. |
| murielw1 Feb 8, 2011 11:52 AM CST |
| lovely |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
| Part 2 of Mondays outing! I do hope you enjoy the pictures! Regards. Neil. Purple crocus in the lawn, near my mothers. This was taken at long distance.  A clump of crocus.  Purple pansies covered in pollen. This bit of all purple must be Cherie's heaven.  A beautiful white pansy.  Choisya ternata 'Sundance' or Mexican orange blossom, although a bit battered.  Another survivor of the winter.  Magnolia buds against a wonderful blue sky.  A single polyanthus flower, how pretty!  Daffodils around the back or mothers, they are nearly there. The ones in the front are south facing so enjoying it . These are in the shade and north facing, but will not be long.  p.s I do hope the weather picks up for you all, keep warm. |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
| The sun was wonderful to see today, warm and dry put and things in flower now at last in abundance after getting stopped for two weeks because of the cold weather. So to cheer everyone up I went out and got some pictures, and there are more to come. See what you think. Regards. Neil. Snowdrops and some crocus in the area people dump garden rubbish.   Mothers neighbour has been busy with her spring baskets!   Magnolia and some Daffodils that are nearly there in the north facing back garden.   A Daffodil almost out and some ornamental Blackcurrant.   Forsythia and some Narcissus which are out!   Crocus and Iris for Lucy!   Iris and then white crocus.   Tulips!   Polyanthus.   More iris and a wonderful Tulip in the sun.   Cyclamen and a crocus. Then the stunning bark of a paperbark maple in its winter colors.   |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
| A Spirea in flower yesterday! Hugs. Neil.  |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
| Get well Cherie! Some pictures from a sunny England this morning. Natures carpet.   Daffodils and crocus.   More Daffodils and there was a lot of crocus till the rain got to them.   More crocus.   Bergenia in flower!   Japanese ornamental Quince!   South facing Forsythia, how lovely!   Regards to all. Neil. p.s. we won at Rugby! |
| murielw1 Feb 27, 2011 7:17 AM CST |
| Beautiful |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
| I did not win in the photo contest, but at least i was a runner up with my crocus. Regards. Neil.  |
Name: Connie Corpus Christi, TX (Zone 9a)         Petalpants Mar 7, 2011 9:32 AM CST |
Beautiful Spring Flowers, Neil!  Thanks for posting these for us! I wish I could swipe that Purple & Yellow Pansy right off the screen, & just plop it in my flowerbed, which looks rather 'lost' or something right now... I love those 2 colors together!  I used to have one of those yellow Forsythia shrubs, but it pooped-out after about 3 years--- not enough sun where it was, I think... or maybe it's too humid here?  Some of England's bulb-type flowers just won't grow here--- not cold-enough, or too humid, or something... We're sort of Sub-Tropical, here on the Coast. Where I used to live, in the Rio Grande Valley (far South, by the Border of Mexico) we were Tropical, with Citrus Trees, etc. Have a Good Morning, Everyone! =) Connie |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
| Dear Connie, wait fro my new Article out tonight! Hugs. Neil. |
Name: Connie Corpus Christi, TX (Zone 9a) Petalpants Mar 7, 2011 11:58 AM CST |
| Can't Wait... but I'll Try! Hope you'll have some Blue & Purple & Yellow blooms in there! Connie |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
| Dear all, my latest Article is at http://cubits.org/Neil/article... I hope you enjoy it! Regards. Neil.  |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
| Some pictures I got this morning! Regards. Neil. Snowdrops and some Primroses with a red Acer (Japanese maple) in the foreground.   Blue Polyanthus and a creamy yellow one!   Pink Hyacinths and white Crocus.   Red Tulips and a yellow and red one.   Yellow Tulips and Blue Hyacinths, with a pink one!   Beautiful Crocus and white Hyacinths.   Pheasant eye narcissus, and a stunning Tulip!   There will be more tomorrow that I have taken today! |
| murielw1 Mar 9, 2011 3:31 PM CST |
| Very pretty, my Tete-tete daffodils have started to bloom, so spring is so on its way, great. |
Name: Connie Corpus Christi, TX (Zone 9a) Petalpants Mar 9, 2011 3:54 PM CST |
| Yeah, Spring is on the Way!! Muriel, what color are those kind of Daffs? Neil, splendid pics! Could I have that little Acer?--- actually, never mind... it would probably just die here in the South, gets tooo hot in Summer... but I sure do like Jap. Maples. Also, all the Blue & Purple flowers are my fav.!  Connie |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
Hyacinths smell fantastic, they are the blue and purple\pink ones!  Regards. Neil. |
Name: Neil London\Kent Border |
| Some nice pictures to celebrate that Charleen is back! Regards. Neil Polyanthus in on of my mothers neighbours, grandchild's pot! A primrose.   I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o'er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils. Plus white ones, sorry Keats!   White Daffodils and some crocus for Jamie!   No it is not snowing, apple blossom! Lovely Tulips.   A pink Polyanthus for Cherie and Kerria japonica coming into flower.   Magnolias!   A stunning magnolia bud and some wild Cyclamen!   Blue Hyacinths and Daffodils that look like fried eggs!   |
Name: Cherie (Cece) Coogan Southeastern WI zone 5a (Zone 5a)  cececoogan Mar 15, 2011 12:57 PM CST |
Oh my gosh look at what I found when I went to bring the recycle bin and trash cans up.      Those are all in the same bed but different plants to be sure. I am soooooooo excited now. Spring is really truly on its way...................  the faster I go, the behinder I get |
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