Now Appearing
Hepatica [nobilis] and the Hellebores!
Also in bloom right now: forsythia, daphne odora, viburnum tinus, narcissus rupicola, cyclamen coum (still just one blossom), a couple of daffodils, sweet violets, primula, pulmonaria, rhododendron mucronulatum, petasites japonica, which I really must get into the ground one of these days, and one siberian squill.
In the woods, salmon berry, skunk cabbage and flowering cherry.
The crocus have come and gone, battered by rain from the Pineapple Express that roared through here last week.
I made up this bouquet last Monday to keep my company while I recover from foot surgery this week. Just a few sprigs of daphne is all it takes to perfume a room.
In the wings, 'Red Riding Hood' Greigii tulips 'Red Riding Hood'.
Also in bloom right now: forsythia, daphne odora, viburnum tinus, narcissus rupicola, cyclamen coum (still just one blossom), a couple of daffodils, sweet violets, primula, pulmonaria, rhododendron mucronulatum, petasites japonica, which I really must get into the ground one of these days, and one siberian squill.
In the woods, salmon berry, skunk cabbage and flowering cherry.
The crocus have come and gone, battered by rain from the Pineapple Express that roared through here last week.
I made up this bouquet last Monday to keep my company while I recover from foot surgery this week. Just a few sprigs of daphne is all it takes to perfume a room.
In the wings, 'Red Riding Hood' Greigii tulips 'Red Riding Hood'.
3 Comments:
So many flowers blooming for you. I hope to have hellebores blooming soon. Thanks for participating in the Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!
Thanks for sharing the pictures. I tried hellebores, but it didn't do so well in my garden. Still, a beautiful flower for spring. Thanks.
Molly... that lavender double primrose is a stunner... got a name for it??
Don
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