What's Looking Good March 2026

@pete Mine was also from @longk seed.

 

“… before I cut off all fronds”.

 

Don’t worry @simone_in_wiltshire, they’ll be back .

 

And there was me thinking I was well hidden

 

I still have my tele lens but want to change soon to the normal lens to take more than just close-up. I tried to get a picture of the tits that start now preparing the house, but no luck when I had the camera ready.

Brunnera 'Jack Frost'



The new Pulmonaria 'Raspberry Splash' (needs a bit time to acclimatise)



The Tree fern



The Exochorda Serratifolia starts flowering



Fern Japanese Lace

 

I had exactly the same thought this morning @simone_in_wiltshire but I found there wasn't really that much of interest yet for wide-angle shots. Took a couple anyway.


The alcove with Mrs LS's pots





View down to the greenhouse and hills beyond





Primula vulgaris (with London Pride & Cotoneaster)

 

Wide-angle shots are interesting because they shows the garden where the plants are that we see in close-ups. Especially when members tell that they moved plants then I like to see the move and why it was moved.
I will do some shots today before frost and storm ruins my garden

Please tell Mrs LS that her pots look lovely.