WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN MARCH 21

I'd give the grapefruit an iron feed, it looks a bit chloritic.

 

I'll have a close look, T'other Half did the deed and photo to see if it is shadows or leaf. It probably does need a feed. Here was four days ago.

 

Narcissus bulbocodium

Fritillaria melagris

Fritillia melagris white

Primroses

Muscari leucostomum

Ipheion uniflorum "Wisley Blue"

Gladiolus splendens

Hyacinthoides reverchonii the Scilla cilicia is down the other end of the same bed.

The Scilla cilicia looks like this.

 

Sophora microphylla (New Zealand Kowhai) not as big as @shiney and still growing very slowly.




18 month old Coronilla seedling replacing the parent plant.


Primula denticulata just coming out, only have two now, need to get some more.

 

It looks like I may have lost most of the snowdrops during the winter, only a few emerged. Surprisingly the Iris Reticulata survived after being planted out late autumn.



The primroses look good and seem to cope with the weather whatever it throws at them.


Only the blue and a few white crocuses still in bloom.

 

Go little daffs

 

Amaryllis 'Royal Red'





Hellebore 'Double Ellen Red'


Hellebore 'Double Ellen Picotee'



Lungworth 'Pulmonaria officinalis'






A nice Daff.



A view of today.

 

First Tulip among the Hyacinths


A few Pansies mixed with Daffs

 

Picture 7 is a lovely shot @shiney. Is it Ribes please?

 

Just a few photos taken today ...

Skimmia :-



Bergenia :-



Some Narcissi :-



Hellebore :-

 

I think this is a kind of Chinese privet looks good all year round nice bit of colour though the winter. but seems to be the home of some white fly at the moment hoping to get some fruit n veg going hope it doesn't infect else where