What's Looking Good in April 2022

Muscari caucasicum the violet tassel at the top consists of sterile flowers, the lower flowers are the fertile ones.

Pulsatilla vulgaris.

Dicentra formosa "Langtrees"

 

A few beauties opened for the first time today and my pear is about to blossom

 

Nice colour on your cat's collar @Andrea Youll ...

 

@Michael Hewett thanks, he does suit orange lol

 

Wallflowers blooming well,some are into their 3rd year now, a few have become woody so they will go this year.


Hosta


More Tulips emerging daily, including another double..these seem to be late bloomers.


Lunaria Annua

Bellis

 

Callistemon viminalis ...







Iochroma cyaneum ...


Lantana montevidensis ...

 

Ooooooooh..... I just love the C V Vicky .

 

Thanks Upsy. One did not go in place for some reason so I edited it. Yes, we both love it. It must be 30 feet tall now. It was last blooming in November. From where I sit in the lounge I can look down the foyer and see the dangling bits through the front door windows.

We were posting about the same time. You have so much colour and variety. That is one of the differences by not having annuals, just evergreen perrenials.

 

I haven't planted any annuals yet. Even most of the Tulips were left in pots from last year. I also keep all my Wallflowers too as they provide a good green backdrop to other plants in the borders, I know a lot of people treat them as annuals though, but I hate chucking away healthy plants and Wallflowers are much better in their 2nd year.
Planting gets underway towards the end of next month...

 

Apple Blossom





Can't remember what this bulb is called, can anyone remind me?

 

The ginormous flowers of Fuchsia excorticata


Some bluebells.


Tulips, these all started out like this.


But have mostly ended up like this years later.

 

@Sienna's Blossom I think your unknown bulb is Scilla

 

Tomatoes are off to a great start, forming buds already.

 

Looking really good @hydrogardener .