What's Looking Good in February ...

That's a superb clump of crocus Pal I think I'll dig mine up and group them together, they look more impressive than in a line like mine.

Pete, I am surprised how well they have come through but we have escaped the colder nights here, -2c being the coldest. My two Bougies have stayed out all winter and appear to be alive but whether I get much growth out of them later I'll have to wait and see, same with the oleanders.
I have some Sabal Minor at work I have grown on from some seedlings bought three years ago (ebay) but they are veeeery slow and I won't risk them outside yet.
BTW I have two Bauhinia Yuanensis seed pods on one plant (remember those few tiny flowers I had last autumn?) not sure if they will fully develop.

 

Looking good and growing wild where I live......I guess a Prunus(Cherry of some kind)

 

The snowdrops that should of come up last year have come up this year and snowflakes from next door are coming through so quite a display this year compared to my pessimistic theory of last pre spring. I even have a couple of red flowers on my escallonia!

 

Yesterday..

Now..

 

by yous guys all these flowers are fantastic for this time of year, well done, I have nothing on my balcony worth taking pics of, but its nice to look at yours and dream :D

 

Pal - the crocus were gorgeous and glowing when closed, now they are open and laughing into the sun. Beautiful!

I think strongy is right, a clump of them do look better than odd ones.

 

Hellebores in the sun.

 

Wow!..stunning roders
Saw some varieties in the G-Centre today and amazed how they have been crossed to lift their blooms higher than the foliage and are so compact.

 

They're lovely, roders, and what a great close-up of them, well done.

 

Thanks Pal and Kedi........These are in a pot so lifted them into the sunny greenhouse and was able to get underneath and it was lovely and warm in there,82 degrees in old money..

 

Ahhh looking good !

 

roders fantastic shot

 

What great photographs you will not find many of those in the North East of the country grown outside. They are absolutely beautiful Jazz

 

Lovely photos everyone. Although we are 17 degrees and sunny, there is a cutting wind out there but I braved it to capture these on the dining patio before the wind carries them away ...

Double Hibiscus 'Peach Blow' ...



Polygala myrtifolia ...