What's looking good in May

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  1. wiseowl

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          All looking bloomin' awesome @Spruce . A lovely and unusual collection there,
          thank you for showing us your May beauties today,
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            :grphg: thanks Jen and blue skies at the time was useful
             
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              Isn't this the second year on the trot that your pocket hankerchief has flowered? All looks wonderful :dbgrtmb:
               
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                you are correct "M" 2nd year flowering :thumbsup: they will get bigger as the week goes on , the birds loved the seedpods they produced looked like a big green conker , I have potted some up last Autumn and another member on here, as its a two year process root 1st year then stalk and leaf the 2nd year ... worth a try you never know I will do the same this Autumn if they set seed.

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                  This one's especially for @longk .
                  A few pictures of all the lovely forget-me-nots around my garden today. :spinning: :biggrin:

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                    Splendiferous Trunky...:wub2: :love30: :spinning:
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                      Something to remember there @Trunky :blue thumb:
                       
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                          I was thinking of you @longk whilst pulling up a large clump of FMN,I thought you'd be proud of me:biggrin:...thing is I couldn't bear to part with them so shuvved them in a jug:snork:

                          All this time and I didn't realise they were scented:blue thumb:

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                          Bet you'll be glad when FMN season is over:biggrin:

                          I do have Water FMN:blue thumb: I 'll show you 'em when they come into flower they last right while the frosts...Mwwha ha ha:loll::dbgrtmb:
                           
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                            Everyone seems to have their gardens so much ahead of ours. Most of our lilacs are only still in bud but, when I take my camera round, I'll check all of them to see if they have started flowering. Nothing on the Wisteria yet, nor the irises.

                            But we do have lots of forget-me-nots :yahoo:
                             
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                              They smell of RoundUp maybe? :roflol:
                               
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