What's in bloom this week? Not a heck of a lot. My garden seems very slow to take off this year, nary a daffodil.
On the upside, this means that bulbs will have a more intense, showier season.
But here's what's in bloom from this week:

Hellebore - I think this is an ericsmithii, that I bought for cheap one time. Wouldn't it be cool to have a flower named after you?
Maybe this one should be called crocus volabroadii

Orange and white crocus
I also have a smattering of snowdrops in bloom.

My mother-in-law and I dug these up last year just after Easter from the abandoned homestead across the road from her house in Aberdeenshire. We packed them in moss and I carried them in a backpack down to London and put them out despite a raging cold. At her house they don't bloom until late March, but they are lush and thick. This year in my garden, they're a little straggly, but I'm pleased they've done as well as they have.
2 comments:
lovely. it's so nice that spring comes so early here... i'm jealous you have a garden! i only have flowerboxes.
just wait til bbq season! mmm... I'll have to have you down.
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