WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN MARCH 21

Beautiful Daisy...
a garden full of love and care,
Jenny namaste,

 

Thanks ,Vicky, Nick and Jenny for your very kind comments. The garden has evolved many times over from when we first moved here almost 40yrs ago. From a typical farmworkers veg and fruit patch (the original house was just a old workers cottage), then a football pitch for our boys...no good being lawn proud!!. Next a children's playground for supporting my self employed business that I ran from the house for 24 years.

Now finally it is purely for hubs and my own enjoyment and pleasure...and woe be tide anyone who doesn't respect it.....like a very young postman who recently thought I didn't see him when he decided not to use the gate...instead he pushed his way through our hedge!!!!!
Haven't seen him since!!

 

My prepared hyacinths that I bought last September, for Christmas flowering

First Streptocarpus flowers on the cuttings @ricky101 sent me.



Camellias.


Just for @noisette47 , Its behind the greenhouse.


Aeonium flowering.

 

Everyone else garden looking much nicer and more colourful than mine , but I've got the odd thing to show.




See nothing but for the odd rogue daffodil and a allium forest .

The rhubarb on the march though

 

@pete Stunning colours!

Not mine Perki. As we don't really have Spring flowers here due to the heat. I get great enjoyment looking at everyone's blooms.

 

Now it's funny you should say that @shiney ......there seems to be a very fertile patch in the garden where everything is really flourishing this year.

 

After levelling it off it was well stamped too.