What's Looking Good in March

Have those too and like the spotty leaves @Anthony Rogers. I call Joseph's Coat of many colours.

Hi @Fern4, pretty sure Ensign Blue will do fine in shade too. The photo is of a clump of them in a very cold and not that sunny part of the garden, behind a massive Laurel bush so reckon you'd be ok with them in shade. Just can't be too dry.

Lovely Hyacinths @JWK, bet they smell wonderful. Which variety of white are they? I have lots of pink and blue but only a few white and might like to get some more, for the garden, not forcing ones.

 

Nearly looking good, unsure what plant it is but i have three of them, i planted them around 10 months ago.

 

Hi Martin, it's a Camellia.
Sorry don't know which one it is. Someone may be able to tell you if you put a piccy up of the flower when it's fully open.

 

The pots look good @ARMANDII but I'd like to know when you half inched the one in the foreground from my patio please?

 

Thank you Anthony i will do.

 

Well can you tell him to fetch it back on the next journey please. Oh, and we could do with the extra vessel at the moment to, our sea cat parked itself badly last night and now has a fair bit of it's bow missing.

 

@silu - my Erythronium dens-canis are barely poking through the soil!

 

Good god do I actually have something flowering before you pampered lot down South? Haven't the faintest idea why as OK the ones in the photo are in full sun, but have other clumps also flowering and those are in shade. Don't think that all of a sudden it's become hugely milder up here as it ain't! It was a very mild December and January but it's been flaming freezing most of March.

 

The pots look smashing ....you can't beat a nice collection of pots!

 

My favourite Narcissi has put in an appearance



Narcissus " Rip van Winkle "

Always reminds me of a miniature Dahlia