After missing last Saturday (snowy weather that pressed pause in my garden) we are back with more of a seasonal selection of flowers.
Looking around this week, the daffodils are making up for lost time and the recent rains have spruced the ground up making everything look a lot healthier.
The first photo is of ‘new to this garden,’ Tête á Tête. I have been waiting patiently for them to appear and then these popped up when I wasn’t looking!
Second photo goes to this lovely purple Hellebore. Of course all the flowers are facing down and impossible to photograph without a little handy help!
Third photo is one of several emerging Hyacinths.
Fourth photo is of some mauve Polyanthus, I always think that these are from a cross breed of Primroses and Polyanthus as they all grow together, but I’m not sure.
Fifth photo is of the more common Daffodil. Mine are quite late this year, compared to other gardens.
Sixth picture goes to the Camellia which is now full of blooms.
Thank you for joining me for this #SixOnSaturday post. I hope that you enjoyed it. Jim is now our host for this gardening meme and you can find his blog here where you will be able to catch up with links from all the other folks who take part.
Happy gardening
Rosie
That looks very like H. Christmas Carol. It’s an amazing colour!
Snow all gone?
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It may well be, the label is long gone. Yes, no more snow this week, things are back on track.
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That Hellebore is a beauty. The rain has certainly made a difference.
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Thank you the plants are enjoying the rain.
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I agree about the Hellebore. What a wonderful colour! The garden is looking good, especially considering the recent weather. Thanks, Rosie!
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Thank you Olga.
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Lovely. The purple one is uniquely beautiful. I’ve never seen one like that. Sherry
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I am quite new to Hellebores, there are lots of different ones.
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They are lovely
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Lots of lovely spring colour, it’s lovely when gardens wake up!
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My favourite season.
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Never seen a hellebore before – lovely! Our hyacinths came up and make a fragrant entrance to our house. But the blossoms are so heavy they flop over!
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Yes they do that which is a shame.
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The hellebore is gorgeous, and so is the camellia.
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Thank you, it is nice to see some colour coming through in the garden.
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Love your hellebore, such a gorgeous rich colour.
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Thank you.
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Love to see your real ( or real to me) spring flowers. Daffodils are happiness in March.
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They are, the yellow makes you smile.
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That is a beautiful hellebore.
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Thank you.
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Tête-à-tête is so cute! I have it in my garden too and as it’s quite early it’s always a joy to see it. It’s uplifting to see your spring flowers.
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Thank you, I do agree.
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Such pretty little jewels of flowers! I enjoy seeing everyone’s photos of their primulas because they are so pretty and dainty and I can’t really grow them here! ❤
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I love seeing what grows in gardens across the world.
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Your garden looks like spring!! Your flower are all so pretty. I love the Tête á Tête’s
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Thank you Wendy.
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I love the Daffodils but they’re all very pretty.
Thanks for sharing!
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Lovely to see your spring flowers. My tiny daffodils are also starting to appear, as if from nowhere! Happy gardening Rosie!
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Thank you, I am seeing daffodils everywhere that all seem to be far ahead of mine, so it is good to hear that yours are just getting started too.
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Better late than never on the daffodil front. I’m really enjoying tete a tete this year and the purple hellebore is wonderfully dark and moody by contrast.
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Thank you. I expect my daffs need to get a bit more established.
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Beautiful flowers. We’re going to have wait a while longer for flowers, everything is still covered in snow.
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Thank you, I’m sure your flowers will be lovely when they do appear.
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