What's Looking Good In April

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  1. Lolimac

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    It's looking lovely Armandii:dbgrtmb: it's great seeing your garden filling up again:dancy:
     
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    Thanks, lolimac, it's amazing how fast the plants will grow given a bit of warmth and light............which is all they've had so far!!!:heehee:
     
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      Lovely pictures again Armandii. I spotted one of Woo's relatives in the last one. :)
       
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      Yep, but he/she is a quiet member of the family, Sheal:snork:
       
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        First blooms on the Pieris.................
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        A deformed (but rather charming) bloom on the Fritillary meleagris.............
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        Spirea...................
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        And the flower buds on my Clianthus puniceus are coming along nicely...............
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          I love this new cultivar. The sky blue flowers clash nicely with the burgundy stems - Polemonium "Heaven Scent".........................
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            In the rain

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              Wet Strawberry leaf:)

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                The strawberry leaf is a good clear picture Woo, it shows the detail very well. :dbgrtmb:
                 
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                    Zigs, do you use the dandelions in your tea or do you smoke them? :scratch:
                     
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                      :snork: I make coffee with them.
                       
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                        One "marker" for me that Spring has sprung is the bud burst of my Acer Brilliantissimum. Just seeing the buds open up says it all!!

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                        One of my favourite herbaceous perennials is "Solomon's Seal" which never fails to surprise me as to how fast it will grow. I just love the "string of hanging pearls" that it produces. The only drawback of it in the early years was the appearance of Sawfly larva which can skeletonise a plant over night. Having said that I've not seen any for over a decade so "Solomon's Seal" is a welcome sight in the border.
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                        And something to brighten my Kitchen window:snork:
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                          Cor Armandii, your roses are much more advanced than mine :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
                           
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                            Did you grow those roses, Our Mandy, or where you sent them? Either way, they are wonderfully cheery! :dbgrtmb:
                             
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