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Muscari in a pot, left forgotten on the ground last fall, was a lovely surprise out in the spring garden where almost nothing is growing yet, let alone blooming. Spring was late this year - very late, and all manner of things were delayed. |
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| A double-decker for our girl Elvie. But don't let that innocent face fool you! She is craving to get outside at last. |
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| These lovely Muscari, spent the basement as bare bulbs (in the fridge in a paper bag), and were potted up only 4 weeks ago previous to this photo. So pretty. |
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| Viburnum Snowball produced the biggest ever puffs this year - just gorgeous! I have read they can grow up to 15 feet high and wide! Wow, now that would be sight! |
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| Extra early daylily Middendorfii, every year with more scapes - this year a record 20! A much needed splash of colour. |
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| Arborvitae Anna's Magic Ball - how could I resist? |
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| Gift to myself this year - a nice and high wooden planter, serving a catch all for now, but I have plans!! :) |
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| The Snowballs in the early morning light - awesome! |
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| These beauties just refused to bloom for Christmas! That's OK - as long as they eventually do |
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| The always exquisite, always different Gervase. A stunner! |
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| I Think this one is Double Dragon (some tags got lost this year) |
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| Flirtatious and festive Samba. |
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| Two scapes blooming at the same time, as Gervase dances in the sun. Summer at last! |
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