What's looking good in March 2017

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  1. shiney

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    This Thalictrum "Elin" has only burst through the soil in the last week. It will be 10ft high by the end of April
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    Prunus "Kojo No Mai"
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    Rhubarb is now growing at about 2" per day. So rhubarb pie this weekend.
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    Epimedium
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      Some Crocuses ...

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        Sorry that I haven't been around for awhile. I've just browsing though our GC members gardens and am so happy to see that they are all looking soooo colourful. :dbgrtmb::)

        A few photos from my ultra untidy garden. (I have to have twigs all over any bit of bare soil to try and stop the countless cats leaving little presents, the result is that it becomes difficult for me for work in the beds:wallbanging:)
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          Good to see you here again @HsuH .:blue thumb:
           
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            Hi HsuH ,

            Although we've had some little chats of our on it's nice to see you out in the open :)

            Your garden is absolutely stunning. You've achieved the Spring look perfectly ( even the twigs bond in ) :)

            Well done :)
             
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                My old Birdbath is starting to get surrounded by shoots and by the start of Summer will be almost hidden by foliage and flowers.:hapfeet:
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                The first shoots of my project for this year......Foxtail Lilies.

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                My Clematis Armandii is flowering it's head off!!
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                There is a Acer Brilliantissimum hidden under the Clematis Armandii
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                Peony shoots giving a promise for later this year.
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                  I bought this Erythronium Pagoda last month and I potted it up and put it in the Green House while I try to find a place to plant it......and it's rewarded me with a first flower:hapfeet::hapydancsmil::yes::snorky:[​IMG]
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                    Lovely HELLEBORES! :love30:
                    Well, the UK season seems to be so much ahead of what I have here.
                    I'll never catch up, but let's hope... :snork:
                    Some giant crocuses: 'Flower Record' and 'Pickwick' mostly.
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                      Willow :)

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                        Hyacinths:smile:

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                          Found this today in flower, fought it was dead last year so put it down the side of the greenhouse to throw out later and forgot so glad I didn't.
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                              Grevillea Canberra Gem in full flower now.
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                              Primula Denticulata, white ones are a long way behind.
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                              Sophora microphylla, I'm sure @shiney has a bigger one, mine has hardly grown at all in 5 years!
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                              Rhubarb was gone crazy, started growing in January.
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                                @strongylodon Ours took a while to get going but then shot away. It's about 12ft high, but it's only in bud at the moment
                                 
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