What's looking good in March

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  1. Phil A

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    You've got tree peonies shiney ?

    I've only got two of them:DOH:
     
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    Wonderful pictures Shiney, you have a lovely garden:), my currants flowering too, not the pink though thats way behind.

    Ribes Sanguineum 'White Icicle'
     

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    That's nice Simbad - I have never seen an all white one.
     
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    [size=medium]That's a gorgeous Ribes, Simbad.
    I think I might have a look for one of them.
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    Lovely photos everyone.:)
    First of my trees to flower this year.

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      Beautiful!!
       
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      Brugmansia. This is sheltering indoors over the winter; it was last in flower in November and has surprised my by starting to bloom again so soon. In the evening it has the most heavenly perfume that pervades the whole house.
       
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        Lovely photos woo and Peter :dbgrtmb:

        Two days of warm sunshine is bringing everything out.

        The Frits are showing well


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        The cyclamen bed is coming into full leaf after its winter flowering. It flowers three times a year nowadays whereas it used to only flower twice.

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        And Mr P came strutting his stuff whilst I was taking photos. His five wives tend to run if I get too close but he is a lot bolder.

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            :D Looks like it worked Louise, lovely picture.
             
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            I am soooooo envious everyone.......everything looks amazing!!
             
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