Whats Looking Good January 2023

Some nice ice formations on the Acer winter flame


Some holly in woods I were walking past

 

The eurigeron seedlings are looking good

Lupins, have to wait for the others they can take a long time.

 

Goodness @Logan your garden will be knee deep in Erigeron!

 

Thank @CanadianLori yes but i only need them for the 2 hanging baskets with the trailing geraniums and fuchsias. I collected the seeds off my plants.

 

View attachment 188782 This is cheating as I bought them for Christmas but they are looking good in January. V

 

You're not cheating @vbgr .......they are yours and they are looking good!

 

Two Hyacinths planted in glass 'things' both at the same time and placed side by side on a windowsill, but one is much more ahead than the other

 

Very pretty Michael, unfortunately I can't stand their fragrance.

 

I can remember doing that when I was at school @Michael Hewett .
I always think the scent of hyacinths as being the smell of spring.

 

I like the scent but my mother hated them because my Grampa always put them on his parent's grave. She used to call them 'death flowers'
I always grow some in these glass things. My late partner Beryl liked doing it and they remind me of her

 

I love them Michael and the scent.

Just a couple of things here ...

Schlumbergera truncata (that is what I have it listed as) Christmas cactus on the North facing ledge of The Baffa ..


jatropha podagrica hanging on to its leaves and bloom in The Courtyard ...


Salvia coccinea (Texas Sage, Scarlet Sage) giving a few blooms, also in The Courtyard ...

 

From the front of house ...
Hibiscus Petit Sunrise, a dwarf variety ...


Thunbergia alata ( Black Eyed Susan) with Creeping Verbena coming through from the rockery ..

 

Fruiting ivy but not in my garden.when I'm walking Berry

 

This is my favourite, in the greenhouse