Persicaria Bistorta ‘Superba’
Tag: Spring
Heuchera & Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’
Aren’t they beautiful?
Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’
Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’
Counterpoint in Weather
Here the garden is surging, leaping, galloping towards summer.
There the rabbit is still in his winter coat.
Spring leaps ahead
Spring is determined to arrive!
Bergenia ‘David’
Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’
Rosa ‘Canary Bird’
Counterpoint in weather
Here there are still days which are chilly, but the plants tell me winter is over and we can enjoy the colours, sounds, and scents of spring.
There it is a different matter.
Colours in the evening
Euonymus ‘Silver Queen’, Geranium Phaeum ‘Samobor’, and Heuchera ‘Purple Palace’ – what a grand-sounding trio!
The Daffodils
The daffodils have been glorious this spring, especially when the light shines through the petals. They are such an abundant response to life. Buried underground for months they have the courage to burst out for just a few weeks. I should take heart from them.
Counterpoint in Weather
Henham Country Fayre had a brilliant display of owls and predatory birds, often rescue birds which had been imprisoned as pets. The day was beautiful.
There were crowds of people watching the scurry racing!
And this little chap was called ‘Peanut’.
Over there the snowy owl was flying free.
Colours in the spring garden
The plants are setting out with determination into the new year and I hope that they won’t be caught by a late frost. Daffodils, primroses, and hellebores are open everywhere, and in the garden I have Iris Lazica.
Hellebore Argutifolius
Hellebore (unknown)
Primula Vulgaris ‘Snow Cushion’
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Counterpoint in weather
Here the spring continues to advance, while there it remains frozen.
