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Thats beautiful!!!

Lovely photos Louise especially the Sodenella which I have grown twice and failed so you must have the perfect conditions for them Even the Pusatilla we have tried and they gave up the ghost as well but like you we can grow Chionodoxa and the Epemediums but don't think we have enchanted.Also...

I am soooooo envious everyone.......everything looks amazing!!

volcanic cloudsthese clouds were above my house and they look like volcanic clouds.willow

Nice smart looking job, Monk. I think once you get some plants in there to soften it a bit it will look great. If it was mine I would want to soften the fences by growing things on them. Sweet peas would look good and give you lovely scent. Climbing nasturtiums are very easy. If you want...

hi all

Thank you very much for the beautiful pictures!

Hi Simbad, I really like the look of your garden and the views from it. It's so nice to see a garden looking so healthy and vibrant.

Nice one Kandy

Superb Steve as usual, and a real delight to see that spring is around .. somewhere. Having said that I am sitting in my consevatory with the sun on my back and I must say how nice it feels

They sure are a delight to see

There seems to have been a lot around this winter, doesn't there ? I've not seen any, although, they were in the town here for a few days.

Lucky you, having redpolls In your top picture, the bird on the left of the redpoll looks a lot like the female linnet. The linnets i get in the rowan tree here i dub The Mafia as there are always so very many of them !!! It's usual to see between 25 and 30 here at one time :D That's...

Whilst I agree that from-seed is probably way too much effort, and equipment, for small numbers of plants the main benefit is the greater number of varieties you can choose from.In a year or so's time you may want to grow the variety that you have read is preferred by the most people on the...

My pleasure as alwaysI know what its like. I spent an hour chasing a strange bird through some woodland trying to get a better look at it.It was Swallow shaped, about the size of a pidgeon, black, with a forked tail. Very alien sounding.Never did find out what it was.:DOH:

Our strong winds and heavy stormy rains have removed any petals there may have been ... but I had (that is past tense) one early-bird Anenome 'St Brigid' bloom over the weekend ...

No entries from me. I stopped showing a while back and the time to leave home to get to a show to stage plants is beyond my ability to wake up for.

Lots of great comments I am very pleased with the original shot although when zoomed and cropped it does lose its edge.Completely agree with you about the panicking Takemore. I was on my way to work and decided beforehand to have a quick look and see if they were still around, with the...

Excellent photos.And to some up my view on the brutality of nature: You can't have life without death.

Thanks, when I get a decent camera, I'll get some better shots but I'll have to wait till next year.