SNAKE’S HEAD FRITILLARIES
This blog has been in limbo for 6 months or so while I have been working on other projects. This blog is always the one that gives way first. Thanks to everyone who has visited it and even stuck with it despite the lack of new posts.
A GOOD YEAR FOR HELLEBORES
FRITILLARIES PLANTED LAST YEAR ARE DOING WELL
PEACOCK BUTTERFLIES ARE PLENTIFUL 
THE ALPACAS ARE ENJOYING THE SUNSHINE
At last we have Spring in London. The birds are ‘twitterpated’ (©Walt Disney, Bambi – classic child-friendly euphemism). Suddenly there are things to be done in the garden, largely neglected during a long winter. The sun is out and I can tell the time on the sundial (last time I looked it said ‘November’).
DWARF WHITE CHERRY BLOSSOM
SPIR[A]EA 
A RANDOM COWSLIP IN THE LAWN
CAMELIA 
TULIP 
DAFFODIL SPECIES BORROWED (ahem) FROM THE WEST COAST OF IRELAND
FORGET-ME-NOTS (‘ground cover’ – i.e.saves weeding) 
PINK CHERRY 
SNAKESHEAD FRITILLARIES (my favourite)
AMELANCHIER 
MAGNOLIA STELLATA 
FORSYTHIA 
SOME MORE CHERRY FOR LUCK 
ROLLING HARBOUR GALLERY 