Well, we hoped it wouldn’t be needed, but spring ’21 is on the way and lockdown is still a part of our lives!
Over the coming weeks,I hope you will enjoy sharing your garden pictures with fellow WYHPS members (and anyone else who wants to see them) until the day comes when we can visit each other’s gardens again.
Weather: High pressure continues for another cool, quiet week
Ann Fritchley leads the way this week, with a little help in pellet form
Sue Gray’s submission includes another little beauty from David Barnes’ garden
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Ruth Baumberg says “Well Spring has duly sprung; lots in flower but Iris unguicularis is 5 months later than last winter! The primroses are seeding everywhere including the lawn edges.“
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Maggie Sugden has found a few more flowers for us this week too
And to round off week 4, Judi Barton has a mystery plant for us to identify. She says “I think I planted this but can’t remember where I got it … does anyone recognise this leaf which has persisted through winter. There are shoots emerging nearby.“ I wonder – could that be a hepatica?
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Having seen the hepaticas in someone’s lockdown pics I think that is exactly what it is Brian. 🙂
Having seen the hepaticas in someone’s lockdown pics I think that is exactly what it is Brian. 🙂
We had one in the garden last year looking similarly battered – it’s now much happier in the greenhouse, though no flowers yet!