What's Looking Good In March 2022

David I thought it was only us women that put things in safe places then forget where they are...

 

I had to start again last year as I'd lost my previous ones, so don't think I'll be taking cuttings, if you remember we had all that snow accompanied by the coldest night in donkeys years, I haven't got your magic touch so will leave well alone for this year, although I have repotted them today. Where on earth do you find the space to grow them all Balc, I've seen the amount you need in the past....

 

I have the Prunus cerasifera, beautiful trees both of them, I believe your one is a double flower,the leaf colours really stand out in a garden....Good choice....

 

I do it all the time @Lincslass......

 

Some of the few crocuses in my garden this year ...



Snowdrops are finishing now ... too soon



Begonia rex 'Black Mamba' ...
(lives indoors but taken outside for photograph)

 

My snowdrops are finished as well, they did last a long time so all's good, crocus are opening sporadically, the birds are eating the yellow as soon as they spot them, I do like your plant but they don't like my home or me, I say that because the outside ones don't very often reappear in the garden either

 

I keep the outside ones in a shed over winter, they usually pull through but not this year
However I'd put a few cuttings in the kitchen and I think they are fine.

 

Not guilty!

 

I think our old Azalea looks more beautiful with every passing day. I will have to prune the one straggly branch on the left (and make a start to the weeding).

 

It is stunning Jocko.

 

Tete a Tete and Jetfire Narcissi ...



Euphorbia characas 'Silver Swan' ...





Clivia miniata ...



Chamaedoria elegans flowering ...



Cyclamen coum and Crocuses ...



White Hellebore ...

 

Gosh, you have a lot in bloom Michael. Lovely flowers and colours. I like that Euphorbia.

 

Thanks @Victoria, the Euphorbia is lovely and I am pleased with it, it is in a pot.

 

Camellias




The red peach seems to have gone blossom crazy this year.




Euphorbia.


First flower on Salvia sagittata.

 

Was that from a Sis pip?
Ooh, Iove that Salvia.