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WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN MARCH 21

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  1. pete

    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Euonymus maybe.
     
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      At last...." Jurys Yellow " has appeared.... late this year
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      And St Ewe is still looking good too

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        A surprise Morning Glory seeded itself in this pot ...

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          This is one of the walks that I do with berry
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            agree with @pete Looks Euonymous fortunei Emerald 'n Gold.

            For the possible aphids (think it's more likely to be scale than aphids) try hosing it down with the hose on jet. It won't damage the plant, might get rid of the pest and will remove a lot of the leaves that will be dropping over the next month.

            If it's Euonymous scale you will see it on the stems as well. This may be of help
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              Hepatica
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              First Allium bloom of the season :thumbsup:
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                Small rockery looking good with Osteopernum, self-sown Freesias and small Felicia ...

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                The plant in the terracotta pot (without a base) is a self-seeded Myoporum acuminatum from the large one we have at the bottom of the garden. We plan to keep this one as hedge height.
                 
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                  Beautiful Vicky, makes you just want to chill out on that lounger. :):SUNsmile:
                   
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                    Fritillaria are looking good at the moment
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                    Camellia "Black Magic"
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                        I think we've lost all out frits :sad:

                        Three different colours although it's difficult to tell in the bright sunshine. Blue/purple centre and left, pink bottom right and white bottom left
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                        Chelidonium growing in the lawn
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                        Salvia Turkestanica - a spectacular plant when in full bloom and grows 3-4ft high
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                        Erysimum chelsea jacket just starting to flower
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                        Can't see it properly but there will be hundreds of blooms on this one
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                          The bugs come out in this hot weather and there were hundreds of bees around

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                            IMG_20210330_122522.jpg IMG_20210330_134030.jpg IMG_20210330_122344.jpg IMG_20210330_122359.jpg IMG_20210330_122929_burst_01.jpg IMG_20210330_122311.jpg Getting everything tidy and ready for planting out more plants very soon.:dbgrtmb:

                            Looking at it now all I see are gaps to be filled, but then I always seem to forget all the Fruit Trees, Hardy Fuschias , Echinaceas, Salvias, Buddleias, Cupids Darts, Azaleas, Hardy Rudbeckias, Verbenas, Roses and all the other flowering shrubs!! Plus not forgetting hopefully all our Dahlias too.

                            This is where panic sets it as to where all the newly sown ones are going to go. No Dad's garden now too offload some too.
                             
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                              Looking very pretty already Upsy. Vxx
                               
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                                I love the layout of your garden @Upsydaisy, gives it a real feeling of depth and open space! :)

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