Kedi-Gato's garden

Fabulous pictures

 

Thanks Sis and Sam.

The Helleboras needs cooler weather than what you have down there, Sis. It evens out as you have things that none of us can grow properly up here.

A different sort of garden than you have, Sam, but it suits us and we enjoy it.

 

Rhododendron in bud -





Boxwood in bud -

 

Oooh signs of life, at last Kedi Gato. The Daffs are peaking through here, can't wait for spring, my favourite time of the year...

 

I love the spring too, YDD, with colour bursting out all over the place. Here are a few bursting-with-white-coloured things :D


Helleborus -











Snowdrops coming along nicely, with Lords and Ladies leaves in the foreground -

 

Hammelis / red Witchhazel -





Skimmia -





Mahonie in bud -

 

More Snowdrops -





Leucojum / Spring Snowflake -





Crocus -





Primula -

 

Lovely pictures and welcome signs of life.

 

Thanks Paladin.

More Snowdrops. This is the group shown further up the page with the Lords and Ladies leaves but now blooming nicely.





An old tree root, now covered with moss. It looks nice when flowers grow up in front of it, giving them a pretty background, very natural.





A Foxglove rosette -




Then just a couple of general views -

 

Super to see your signs of spring KG. You must be at least three or four weeks ahead of us.

 

Thanks, Dave, but other days I think we progress backwards!

Our daffs have finally bloomed, but they get less every year, only about 5 blooms in this clump this year.











The flowers from the planter out by the front door, taken seperately -

 

The crocus are finally blooming, but just the odd one here and there -










An ivy-covered tree stump -




Lunaria -

 

Kedi,lovely photos of the Crocus.We planted loads when we moved here but only a few have survived.Not sure if they were in the Garden Centres or storage too long after harvesting so they were past their best.Thankyou for sharing yours though they are fab

Also love your daffs,they are one of my favourite spring flowers

 

Thanks woo and Kandy.

I like ivy too and it does look nice on tree stumps, we have it on two now. But you have to keep it under control or it goes everywhere.

Our crocus seem to get less every year, just like our daffs do. Perhaps the bulbs are worn out as they are quite old, but I would have thought that new ones had been produced. Daffs are one of my favourites too, Kandy.