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What's Looking Good March 2025

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Berberis Orange Ice foliage developing, contrasting with lime green leaves of Crocosmia.
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Looking forward to see how your berberis does over the year @Plantminded I went with orange rocket last year but Ice foliage looks a nicer one on pictures .

Not much going on here but for snowdrops - crocus the daffs are starting now
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Looking forward to see how your berberis does over the year @Plantminded I went with orange rocket last year but Ice foliage looks a nicer one on pictures .
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Thanks @Perki. I also have Orange Rocket which looks good too, especially in the sun.
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While looking for something else, I found my old Panasonix Lumix DMC-TZ30 aka pocket camera from 2013. Actually, the quality is better than the iPhone and I have more possibilities what zoom concerns.

The picture of the Exochorda Serratifolia "Snow White" is a quite good close up.
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Berberis Orange Rocket, adding interest in my main grass and perennial border. (I think I prefer this one @Perki .)
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Beautiful! @Plantminded - I have added Berberis Orange Rocket to my wish-list now...
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Glad you like it @ClematisDbee .
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Strelizia reginae still blooming ...
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Strelizia reginae still blooming ...

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A double flower?

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A double flower?
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I have never had one before so I am watching closely.
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Narcissus bulbocodium

Narcissus bulbocodium, probably seedling of above.

Scilla cilicia

Scilla lucillae this self seeds happily and always cheers me.
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Leucojum growing through cistus. A happy accident! I moved the leucojum when I planted the cistus, but a few bulbs got left behind.
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@AdrianBg that looks gorgeous! Leucojum must like you to multiply so well. Any hints and tips please?
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The polyanthus is looking good, they've done well with the last 2 wet summers.
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Nice and colourful @Logan, Reminds me of Easter..
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