What's Looking Good March 2025

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    Just to get this month started :)

    A few quick photos whilst bees are buzzing like mad and flying everywhere whilst making the most of the sunny day.

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      Some more but not really in focus :sad:

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      Part of the rhubarb patch
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      This was full of purple sage that we planted 45 years ago and have been digging it out over the winter. There are cuttings waiting to go in.
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      Our Cyclamen bed that is gradually being overrun by Hellebores and Snowdrops but they will be flowering OK later
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      50 years ago we removed the pond that used to be where these conifers are now
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        Lovely photos @shiney. I particularly like the one of the Hamamelis. Spring has definitely sprung in your garden :).
         
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          Thanks @Plantminded

          Our yellow Hamamelis has been in full flower since January but that one is only just starting to show in the lovely sunshine.
           
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            March sunset.

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              Sedum palmeri blooming today ...
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              Self seeded Freesias ...
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                Still got crocuses
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                  Ivy may present some difficulties colonisation-wise, but you can’t fault its leaves for interest. :)

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