What's Looking good in March 2020

Sorry about this peeps but I've got quite a few.

Narcissi



Don't know how that Primrose got in there. Sneaky little burger

 

Primula .... various

 

Hyacinths


Tulips


Anemones
Leucojum

 

Various odds and bits

 

Don't know how I missed these two Primulas out. They're 2 of my favourites, although they look similar they are different.

 

Took a few pic today , not much in flower yet but its been a glorious sunny day .

Love the colour of these crocus

Euphorbia Black pearl with Pittosporum tom thumb , they should really match up soon Euphorbia BP has a very dark centre and P.tom thumb new growth has lime colour leaves . Lots and lots of allium as well.

 

I dont have much happening yet but things are starting to move.

Acacia.


Camellias


I think I was sold a wrong un, this is not my idea of a lemon, I feel a proper lemon now.

 

What do you think it is then @pete, are they always like that?

 

Yeah they have been always the same, skin is very thick when you cut them open and the fruits are a bit knobbly.
It was supposed to be "four seasons" which I think is another name for "eureka", but I'm not so sure it is.
Too small, but that could be because its pot grown, but wondering if its citron or something very similar

 

That very thick pith makes me think of citron too @pete - I found a nursery in Germany that sells a wide range of citrus - Citrus plants | Fruit Trees | Plants |
they have some hybrid lemons that are sort of in between
Is the acacia pravissima?

 

Yes A. pravissima, lost my large tree to the winds a few years ago, so a smaller one just getting going.

 

I thought the pravisimma looked smaller than I seen before!

The one I bought a few years ago was a Myers Lemon which is Lemon/Mandarin hybrid with a completely smooth skin.
The other one which has a ripening fruit is a true lemon.

 

Just cut the real lemon off today.


Here's what is not looking good due to the frosts.
Pieris.


Actinidia.


Alstroemaria Indian Summer.