A GOOD YEAR FOR HELLEBORES
FRITILLARIES PLANTED LAST YEAR ARE DOING WELL
PEACOCK BUTTERFLIES ARE PLENTIFUL 
THE ALPACAS ARE ENJOYING THE SUNSHINE
A GOOD YEAR FOR HELLEBORES
FRITILLARIES PLANTED LAST YEAR ARE DOING WELL
PEACOCK BUTTERFLIES ARE PLENTIFUL
THE ALPACAS ARE ENJOYING THE SUNSHINE
ROLLING HARBOUR GALLERY 
I have had the same experience over here. A bumper year for Hellebore, for which the bees are very grateful, and my first fritillaries are in flower. Amelia
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It’s lovely to see the ones that sometimes take a hit in a hard winter doing so well. But we lost most of our penstemon (too wet?)… but luckily had been advised to take some cuttings! New hyssops about to be planted after last year’s amazing popularity with bees, butterflies and some wonderful moths new to the garden. RH
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Lovely captures, RH. The Hellebores is not my favourite flower, but your fine presentation make her look most attractive! 🙂
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Not my favourites either… until the year when they have been wonderful. We have pink and white in a mass, mostly self-spread. Lucky I didn’t dig them up! RH
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