We also get to welcome back our favourites and smile because they survived another Winter. The maples, beech hedges, Pieris and the herbaceous plants too.
Please enjoy my garden as we look forward to the summer.
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| Gorgeous Red Tulips |
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| Flowers just like little bells on the Pieris |
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| And fantastic red shoots too |
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| Bachelor Buttons |
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| The Beech hedge just coming back to life |
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| Blueberry flowers, very similar to the Pieris |
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| Cherry blossom |
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| Bleeding Hearts - Dicentra Spectabilis |
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| Burnt Orange leaves of the Maple |
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| Clemetis Montana |
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| Saxifrage |
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| Bluebells, but not our native ones. |
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| Sunflower plants doing well in the greenhouse |
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| Bear enjoying the garden and my beautiful Maple survived another Winter |
How is your garden this month? Have all your precious plants survived?
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I am not a great fan of Pieris but at this tine of year it does look quite special. I love saxifrages though and must work out where I can plant some.
ReplyDeleteWe have it as part of a screen for the dividing fence. I agree that it's moment of glory is quite short.
DeleteOur bleeding hearts are only just appearing and the display doesn't look like it will be as good as usual. I must plant some tulip bulbs later in the year for a good show next spring.
ReplyDeleteThe bleeding hearts were slow to start then suddenly looked amazing. I just love tulips it's a shame that many are short lived although these have been going at least 10 years.
DeleteWow - you have lots going on already - and lots of colour. #hdygg
ReplyDeleteI have a really small suburban garden so everything has to pull it's weight! It must flower, have fantastic leaves or great fruit. I really need acres so I could grow anything.
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