What's looking good in March 2017

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      Narcissi King Alfred

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        Aubrietia just starting to show some colour.......

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              Round the front.. eager tulips
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              Signs of life round the back.. finally! Can't wait to fill the gaps this year.
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                A Saxifrage ...

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                Lesser Celendine in a pot ...

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                A new Hellebore - first ever flower ...

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                Pulmonaria ...

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                Bergenia ...

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                  This Cordyline is one that Shiney rescued from a neighbour's garden that she wanted dug up and dumped and he gave it to me. It wasn't looking too happy when I took it home, but I planted it in a sheltered area between the Observatory and the West Fence and it's starting to come back into life. The Daffs are ones that I found earlier this year and had left to over Winter......and then forgotten about. They were planted with an hour of me finding them and they tend to brighten up a bland area.
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                  which covers my Acer Brilliantissimum completely

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                    That corner with the Cordyline and Daffs looks gorgeous Armandii, well done :)
                     
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                      Thanks, Anthony, it's surprising how you can change a bare area with some rescued and forgotten plants. It does brighten up the area which is dominated by a Budleja and a Spirea Arguta.:heehee:
                       
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                        If it was me I'd put in a couple of Hardy Geraniums to cover the Daffs as they're dying off.
                         
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                          That's a great idea, Anthony, but I already have waiting in the Green House several Sysirinchiums,
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                          and maybe one or two other plants that take my fancy at the time.:dunno::heehee:
                           
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                            What a difference a sunny day makes.
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                                A few around my garden this morning.

                                Tete a tete daffodils with ophiopogon.

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                                Polyanthus 'Crescendo'

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                                The forsythias are coming out now.

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                                Mustard 'Giant Red' which pops up every year in the herbaceous bed, quite happy to let it flower and seed, so it'll be back again next year.

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                                The violets are always first to appear in the wildflower patch.

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                                First cowslip is out.

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                                Daffs under the old apple tree.

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