Few spring like photos!!
Few spring like photos!!
just a few pics I decided to show from today in the back garden, enojyyy
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anyone know what this is I didn't plant it that I can remember its grown bigger through winter
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Thanks!
A few from my part of London:
These are from my garden:
Hellebore
Heuchera 'Georgia Peach' putting out flower spikes
A few from my part of London:
These are from my garden:
Hellebore
Heuchera 'Georgia Peach' putting out flower spikes
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Yes, there are actually 2 trees there. I don't know what kind.davidjonesUK wrote:looking good and is that a blossom tree?
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Cherries also in blossom around here but may be normal January flowering. Daffs here at same stage as yours... Here Geranium (pelargonium) still flowering, along with Ajania pacifica and Fuchsia. also Felicia amelloides and Gazanias still flowering.
Otorongo, I've noticed patio roses flower year round, and keep leaves year round!
Otorongo, I've noticed patio roses flower year round, and keep leaves year round!
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Even in bad winters?stephenprudence wrote:Otorongo, I've noticed patio roses flower year round, and keep leaves year round!
What kind of Fuchsia is still flowering, must be an evergreen variety?
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Looks like Teasel - Dipsacus fullonum. Goldfinches love them.davidjonesUK wrote:anyone know what this is I didn't plant it that I can remember its grown bigger through winter
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In average Winters, it takes quite a lot to burn the leaves to be honest. There's one across the road from me, and it's still in full leaf and covered in flowers, which many more waiting to open.otorongo wrote:Even in bad winters?stephenprudence wrote:Otorongo, I've noticed patio roses flower year round, and keep leaves year round!
What kind of Fuchsia is still flowering, must be an evergreen variety?
Fuchsia is Mrs Popple.
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Could be a primula vulgaris or primula veris maybe?!davidjonesUK wrote:anyone know what this is I didn't plant it that I can remember its grown bigger through winter
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wow surprised my self I bet there is here in Eastham Woods Ste P will know that place, sounding good people just hope no cold snap comes only 1 month left of winter, looking like its going to be chilly over the next few days before mild-ing up again shouldnt really affect anything tho especially round here or the southfern Rob wrote:I some snowdrops out today, i was quite surprised.
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Prunus × subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea'otorongo wrote:Yes, there are actually 2 trees there. I don't know what kind.davidjonesUK wrote:looking good and is that a blossom tree?
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it does look like the primula vulgaris thinking back I tried to remove it last year and think the flowers where creamy and yellow centre well il let it flower when it does, is this classed as a weed?Springy wrote:Could be a primula vulgaris or primula veris maybe?!davidjonesUK wrote:anyone know what this is I didn't plant it that I can remember its grown bigger through winter
just looked up the plant name Springy gave me it looks so far to be a primula vulgarisStefanNL wrote:Looks like Teasel - Dipsacus fullonum. Goldfinches love them.davidjonesUK wrote:anyone know what this is I didn't plant it that I can remember its grown bigger through winter