Showing posts with label primroses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label primroses. Show all posts

Sunday, 16 May 2010

Today's Flowers



Wild flowers in the woodland - pretty primroses.



This is a scheduled post as I am on holiday for a couple of weeks.

Thanks to Luiz, Denise, Laerte and Sandy who host Today's Flowers. To look at more beautiful and unusual flowers from all over the world, please click here.

Monday, 2 March 2009

In the garden this week

We have had beautiful weather, yesterday and today - blue skies, lots of sunshine and breezy. It's still not quite warm enough for me to work in the garden but I had a quick look around and took a few photos.

Please click on each photo to enlarge it.


I found a clump of primroses




and some crocus, fully out




also the hellebore - these are purple and there is a pink one behind it but I have no white, which of course are the beautiful "Christmas roses" - I would love to have some of those.




Robin was helping himself to lunch




and also Mrs Blackbird




A few days before I had found the frogs being "friendly" in our pond (look away now if you are easily shocked)!



and today there was a newt basking in the sunshine in the shallows


note the frog spawn in the bottom left corner!

And, finally, our first daffodils