WHATS LOOKING GOOD IN MARCH

Is that a Ribes?

 

No, I think its "Dawn" Bodnantense,
Jenny

 

At least I tried
I'll know in future

 

The first of my daffodils opened a week ago.

 

I have lovely dark violets


My Nandina domestica has had it's lovely showy berries for ages. I love it against the variegated euonymus


And the variegated Pieris is just coming into full flower



Ooh nearly forgot the Photinia nana, which just had new growth, but what a contrast with the dark bluish mature leaves

 

Some lovely spring colour today, temperatures hit a 'sweltering' 16 degrees , t-shirt weather

Edgeworthia, looking and smelling lovely



A self seeded Primula in a crack at the side of some steps


Various Crocus loving the sun today

 

The Hellebore 'Ivory Prince' I bought last year is back and flowering. I kept the leaves on as the flowers are above them and mostly still look good. It's still in the same pot as last year, was in full shade and I barely fertilised it.



And I know this doesn't look particularly 'good' but I love my little propagation station lol :D to sneak it into this thread you can also see my Hippeastrum 'Sumatra' flowering for the third time since Christmas.




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@philomel I havnt seen it with berries before

 

Crocus


Mahonia


Camellia


Dwarf iris


Miniature daffs


Hellebores

 

I like the delicate colours of that Hellebore Eve.

 

I think some selections are freer flowering and berrying than others. Think mine is Nandina domestica 'Richmond' which berries more reliably. It really is a wonderful shrub, with attractive sprays of flowers followed by berries which last through to the next flowering, so sometimes it has flowers and berries at the same time, like arbutus. Nandina is a Berberis relative