What's Looking Good In April

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  1. Sheal

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    Lovely pictures Armandii. :dbgrtmb: The Ribes is pretty. :)
     
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      Yes some great close-ups Armandii, love the double primrose:)
       
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        Our garden is always late getting into bloom but it's just starting now.

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        These pure white Aquilegias were all burnt by the frosts but are recovering. You may be able to see that the top leaves are burnt.
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        Just beginning to bloom
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        And this will be a mass of colour soon as the buds are all there
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          A variety of shades

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            The golden grasses are just getting going. Of all the birds' water dishes this is their favourite (an old baking dish). We keep on a tilt so that birds of different sizes can stand in it :)
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            There was virtually nothing showing in this bed two weeks ago!
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                The first Frits of the year! F. uva vulpis....................
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                  Took a few pic's today whilst sorting the veg plot out:

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                    A few more:

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                      Star Magnolia starting to drop its pedals and hundreds of daffodils. These daffs are meant to bloom at the same time the tree flowers
                       
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                        I love these things - they seem to multiply well, and survive being totally covered by border plants later in the year.

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                        Fritillaria "Imperialis" on the right, and F.persica on the left.
                         
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                          I thought my garden was fairly advanced in growth, Peter, but your Fritillaria are a good week ahead of mine!!:snork:
                           
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                            I think these are both Saxifrages but can't remember, the buds on the red one are just about to open. :)

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                              Armandii - I have only just put the Fritillaria outside. They not really hardy here, so they are in pots and have been in a shed with little light for most of the time, and only put in a greenhouse for 2 weeks before being put outside.
                               
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                                nfrost,
                                good pics :blue thumb: but in the background of your Aquilegia pic there appears to be some arums (may be mistaken). If they are, then you want to keep an eye on them because they can be very invasive without control.

                                ARMANDII,
                                I was going to say a similar thing to Peter, except it is even further ahead :heehee: :doh:. I usually calculate that your garden is about two weeks ahead of mine :dbgrtmb:. How are your exochordas doing? Are they in bud yet?
                                 
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