My first daffodils should be open next week and the crocuses have opened this last couple of days. My winter pansies have been a disaster though, I think it's been to warm for them this winter.
I grew up part of my youth along the Danube river valley(Wachau) in Austria. In spring the woods along the river where covered in snow bells. It always cheered me up. Ah the memories!
Wow Owdboggy , best snow drop woods I ever see That is really something & got to shake your hand for taking that sht !!! You got a good photo there Owdboggy as Snow drops normally go and do a runner when I take out my camera Don't Know why but I have not managed to get a mass of snowdrops in a picture that look half as good as that. Snowdrop photography is an art I need to master
The one thing a photo does not convey is the scent. These are particularly strongly aromatic and as long as the wind is not too strong, you really do get the full blast of it.
We don't actually have any English bluebells in the garden. And before anyone asks, we do not want any either. they are very, very invasive and sadly there are Spanish ones in nearby gardens so they would very soon become a mixed race.
There are woods just over the border in Wales where we can go and see them.
It's very hot and dry here after experiencing three months of heavy rains. Now some plants have started to dry up. I am planning to to prepare my garden for the next planting season.
My Chives are starting to have new shoots coming up in the flower pot they have been in for yearson my front deck. I have a few Hyacinths peeling out of the ground. So far that is all that I have seen. It is about a week or two too early for anything else right now.
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