What's Looking Good In March 2022

Far be it from me to ask, but shouldn't some of this be in what's flying and fluttering thread or the land water wildlife thread.
Just saying.

 

Not to someone with a bird phobia

 

A bit of spring in my garden. Flowerbeds still not finished. Being here for 4 years, and start understanding on what's happy and what doesn't grow here:

 

Purple sprouting broccoli

Azara microphylla. This Chilean shrub has a mass of small flowers on the underside of the branches. Has a scent of chocolate vanilla, strong enough to smell as you walk past.


Fuchsia microphylla

Crocus tommasinianus "Eric Smith"


Anemone blanda


Narcissus bulbocodium

Narcissus bulbocodium seedling

Muscari macrocarpum

Salvia guaranatica Black and Blue

Dark single hellebore


Hyacinth

 

I noticed my Drymis lancelot red spice shrub is just beginning to show some flowers...does need good drainage.

 

Hi @POOLSIDE, lovely plant, I don't think I've heard of it ...
and nice to see you here

 

Hi Michael!
Good to see you!! Thank you for your welcome.

 

It was so dry here last year that I didn't expect to see any of these....

 

They're beautiful @Sheal I'm glad they've come up for you

 

Thank you Michael. I took a few shots of the whole area in amongst five pine trees but they didn't show up very well.

 

Cyclamen coum and yellow Crocuses ...



Purple Crocuses ...



White Hellebore ...



Pink Hellebore ...




Primulas ...





Small clumps of Snowdrops spreading through the garden now



Jetfire Narcissi, Coprosma and Pitosporum ...



A rough looking Bergenia ...

 

Good Spring selection, Michael...Hellibores here don't seem to do well.