WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN MARCH 2018

Nice WO. Looks a great place to be in

 

A welcome splash of colour, excuse the weeds

 

Thank you @wiseowl. I like to call it my ' woodland bit ' and just let the plants get on with it

 

What weeds @Loki .....that's beautiful mate

 

Ribes sanguineum is budding up beautifully



Chaenomeles has begun to flower too



Spring has definitely sprung for me when I see this one in flower; I love it!

 

A few from the barked/shrubbery area out front.

 

Smashing display of colour on your Forsythia @Mark56
How old is it, please?

 

First time I've grown hyacinths as outdoor plants; very pleased with them so far, the colour is a deeper purple than the photo looks, and the scent hits you every time you walk out the back door.

 

Nice 2nd bassoon. I think hyacinths are very under valued and under planted. Today, the scent from them was fantastic. Not much than can beat the scent of hyacinths at this time of year

 

Thank you my friend, anything between 15-20 years, I believe it was here when we moved in it gets hacked back after flowering believe it or not. So much growth in a season!

 

Wow! That is some age!

I would never have guessed - it looks so established. Must be the "trick" with it

It certainly is remarkable. It is clearly very happy with the attention you give it and the reward speaks for itself. Bravo!

 

Hi @2nd_bassoon Your hyacinths are BEEutiful ...just wish we had smellavision
I've never grown them outdoors either...was always anxious it was too wet here...did you plant them in your pot and just leave them to cope with the elements or keep them undercover till recent, would love to know as did your area suffer from the recent atrocious weather or are you more sheltered where you live, as it would be lovely for me to grow them outdoors as they are such good early nectar for the pollinators