WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN FEBRUARY 2018

It looks like Vinca @martin-f

 

Beautiful plant @ARMANDII

 

It's a beautiful plant @martin-f by the picture @ARMANDII as added

 

^^^ Thank you, i bought it in spring last year it was in flower when i got it, it continued to flower for months some shoots has gone in the ground and rooted so ive moved them and planted them elsewhere

 

It sounds like you have some lovely plants in your garden @martin-f ...looks like i'll be replacing my bottle brushes

 

Ive no idea what ive got Gail i just put anything in,

Have you not tried laxatives ?.

 

I'm terrible for buying plants with the labels on then chopping them off thinking they spoil the look of the plant

Yes the performance as been terrible

 

Arrived home from work yesterday to see the first flowers open on the wallflowers in the front garden A sight for sore eyes

 

Haha, I do the same and often can't remember what I've planted or where because I keep losing the plant labels

 

It's not as bad as me @luciusmaximus I throw them in the bin

 

I've been out the back garden today with the sun out plus it being warmer and while sitting there noticed the buds on my Camelia was larger and more white than last time I saw them...I was totally they're getting ready to flower, oh my god way to early

 

I'm pleased that the rockery is doing well, I had to strip it out completely last year to get rid of the grass. It's a pain working up there as it would be easy to slip and fall in the pool...again! I'm hoping all the plants I put in at the end of last year will completely cover it.




Our few dozen azaleas always do well, but I worry about the frost on any of the rhodo buds. But they're doing fine.








Particularly this giant tortoise shell one!




The snowdrops I transplanted from under an azalea in the front garden have done well.



I'm hoping to treat the patio with the "Wet and Forget" I bought recently when we have a few days of dry weather, at this rate I reckon about August.

This amaryllis we received as a Christmas gift amongst the "orchid dormitory" on a kitchen window sill has finally flowered before it hit the ceiling.



And these lilies on the landing of the stairs are doing well. No hang on...they're silk.