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A clump of yellow cyclamineus type daffodils with an approaching curly tailed dog.
🌱🐕 #spring #garden #Daffodil #Narcissus No id cyclamineus hybrid with #Archie dog.
A planting of 'Little Alfred' Daffodil with five yellow flowers on short stems
🌱 #Spring #garden #Daffodil #Narcissus 'Little Alfred' from Quality Daffodils.
Earl morning fog and an Edgeworthia bush covered with inverted parasol flowers scented of hyacinth and honey.
🌱 A foggy morning with #Edgeworthia still in flower. Last week I left the window open one inch and noticed the hyacinth/ honey scent during the night and a hundred feet away.
Brown oak leaves and several large 'John Gray' Snowdrops
🌱 #winter #garden #Snowdrop #Galanthus 'John Gray' from last Valentine's day here.
Dawn with fog rising up amidst evergreen pines, bare oaks and a holly tree.
🌱 Dawn with #fog starting to rise from the valley below.
🌱 Sunset from last week with blackgum, persimmon, pines and sweetgums.
The ikariae ssp ikariae was divided and grown here for decades.
I divided and replanted several times. It might be lack of calcium or ph.
I see an older one offered this year by Old House Gardens.
Bare, pendulous branches making a filigree pattern against blue sky.
🌱 #thicktrunkTuesday
Isn’t this tree beautiful? It is in Wisley’s Arboretum and is a Betula pendula Youngii. I really like the patterns of the bare branches.
Yesterday’s sunshine was definitely mood enhancing.
A larger tree or something may have fallen onto it in the past.
A green leaf Greek snowdrop with no flowers this year.
🌱 #winter #garden #Snowdrop #Galanthus ikariae ssp. snogerupii. It flowered the first year here but several years later is yet to flower again.
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A golden sandersii snowdrop flowering over fallen oak leaves.
🌱 #winter #garden #Snowdrop #Galanthus nivalis sandersii group 'Lowick'
Glowing white Allenii snowdrops in a carpet of dark brown leaves.
🌱 #winter #garden #Snowdrop #Galanthus x Allenii
It looks edible.
9 different willows - stems and catkins in shades of yellow, green, scarlet and purple. Clockwise from top left: Salix aegyptaica, S. alba ‘Chermisina’, Cornus alba ‘Elegantissima’, Salix melanostachys, Cornus alba sibirica, S. daphnoides, Cornus ‘Midwinter Fire’, C. stoloifera ‘Flaviramea’ and C. alba ‘Kesselringii’
Ooh, aren’t twigs amazing?
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#gardening #nature #winter #colour
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I need to look at those those growing here.
I have wondered about that upward flowering in other varieties. If not genetic then local climate or soil perhaps.
