Show Us Your Pictures 6

[AnneKipankitoo]

To continue into Spring 2022.

Unfortunately, I am not sure how many pictures I will be able to supply this year . Some builders are in building an extension for me .
I might have to live off all your lovely photos. Keep them coming!💐

Fab sunshiny lemons Sweet pea and vivid Bougainvilleas echt a real blast of colour in the frozen UK. Lots of frost on top of the bulbs peeking out no sign of spring as yet ..

I love a fatsia. It will get much much bigger.

@userxx
The lady across the road has one in her front garden. It's massive and they keep having to cut it back (she grew it for flower arrangements)
So I live in hope.

My amaryllis are very slow. My lemon tree , wow.

Heavenly smelling Sarcococca. It's in a pot while I decide where to put it. Tiny amount of scent lingering on.

I have one flower in my lasagne pots.

Lovely bright pop of colour there Annekipankitoo

My bulbs are behind this year it has been so cold, it's cold again today. Previous Feb have had lots of daffs and crocus out now (South East) but am still waiting 🤞

Thanks @applecatchers36 .
Mine are slow too.

Gardens staring to come back to life.

And

Beautiful @Robin233

Hello all. Lovely burst of colour here. My witch hazel is still going strong and looks amazing this year, though hard to do justice in a photo. I think it's called Jelena.

Oops. I meant lovely bursts of colour there - ie everyone's photos!

That’s gorgeous @WobblyLondoner

That witch hazel is fab WobblyLondoner love the spiky orange 🧡 blossom
Great to see some spring flowers too.
Hoping to get into the garden at the weekend. Crocus has a bulb sale if anyone is interested? Got a couple of dahlia bulbs...

WobblyLondoner love that orange watch hazel.

Mine are cut fritters from the garden (daffs got trampled by the dog / pummelled by the weather).

fritters flowers

This is my rosemary bush which has been flowering all winter. Even the snow didn't stop it! The photo makes it look like it's in a tiny pot but actually it's growing in a small patch of rocky ground right by the front door. It's easily 5ft tall and about 6ft wide. I have to cut it back otherwise we can't get through the door! The roots must go deep under the paving slabs.The bees love it.

Wow @BooseysMom !

I know! It's the only thing I have managed not to kill!! In the back garden the ground is waterlogged (new build with compacted clay) and loads of plants fall victim to root rot.

All these gorgeous spring photos is really putting a smile on my face & applecatcher36 just how many bulbs exactly ???

My dwarf irises have cone up and my hyacinths are coming into bloom too

BeaLola Beautiful* *lvibrant colours 😍

BeaLola only 3 bulbs but I can't wait to get into the garden to plant them!

My lasagne pot today

Nice lasagna @AnneKipankitoo!