Well, we hoped it wouldn’t be needed, but spring ’21 is here 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: Continuing dry and cold
Liz Hall leads off this week with a nice variety of spring flowers
Viola ‘Corsica’
A close up of Tulipa ‘Spring Break’
Tulipa ‘Spring Break’ can also be called ‘Spryng Break’
Primula polyanthus ‘Jack in the Green’
Primula polyanthus ‘Dark Rosaleen’
Primula polyanthus ‘Cowichan Cross’
Hose in Hose Primrose ‘Mount Juliet’
Double Aubrieta
Maggie Sugden is back again with yet more from her garden– and a question for you…
Can anyone identify this bulb for me?
Primula bought from Jackie Giles
Primula denticulata
Narcissus ‘W. P. Milne’
Muscari armeniacum ‘Valerie Finnis’ – I bought this when I visited her. Many many years ago!! It has since moved house twice.
Just Tulips
Helleborus ‘Molly’s White’
Fritillaria imperialis. This has taken three years to flower – we gardeners have to be patient, but I think it has been worth it.
A tulip that comes back each year, but I’ve lost the label
Bergenia
And Ann Fritchley has a Bergenia for you to identify
Trillium kurabayashii
Pachyphragma macrocarpa
Fritillaria meleagris – White
Fritillaria imperialis minus vine weevil
Erythronium tuolumnense and Fritillarias
Erythronium revolutum
Caltha palustris and Anemone ranunculoides
Bergenia – anybody know which one?
Scadoxus – a houseplant
Ruth Baumberg’s great primrosessurely prove that spring is here – even if the weather doesn’t