and to come..
and arrived.
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| Magnolia x soulangean |
Tulips always play a part in our spring garden, usually gown in pots.
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| Helmar |
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| Passionale |
In the oriental garden the two young Camellias are in full bloom, the pink one is lost label and the red one, a gift, is 'Ruby Wedding'. The Magnolia 'stellata'...
...is the star of the show...
...the Chaenomeles japonica is a colourful contrast to the black bamboo.
The Pulsatilla vulgaris and Aubrieta 'Bressingham Red' are brightening up the Alpine Boxes...
...along with Phlox 'Red Admiral'.
A late daffodil in the White and Green garden.
Blossom of the Ribes sanguineum, some people do not like the scent...
...then you should smell this!
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| Fritillaria 'William Rex' Could you 'Honest(l)y' have a more attractive flower at this time of year... |
...than Lunaria annua 'Rosemary Verey' with its lovely purple leaves.
A Brassen Hussey among the primroses.
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| Ranunculus 'Brassen Hussey' A Christopher Lloyd discovery. |
A Hoverfly enjoying the spring sunshine on the Brunnera macrophylla.
We recently visited the Cotswold & District Alpine show and I couldn't resist...
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| Trillium chloropetalum |
Could you?
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