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Certainly heading to the spring in your garden,is Pip the supervisor..

Fantastic photos.
I especially like the picture of crocus by the stone trough :o)

Pip is definitely a bushy tailed sidewalk superintendent an absolute thugette of a Siamese! We love her and her mum dearly though they do cause problems in the garden at times.

Carol

Well Bulby and Moony...........the photos certainly show spring is bursting forth....and Pips just sitting . watching it roll on in there................

You have an unusual cat. Nice crocuses too. I always enjoy the first bulbs.

Great photos..particularly like the crocus Goldilocks...so cheery !

Lovely photos and lovely bulbs. I like the crocuses by the stone trough. They look very pretty. I also really like the Iris reticulata ‘George’. That's a beautiful colour.
Hello to Pip. He is doing a marvellous supervisory job.

Hmm, 'stone trough' eh? I am pleased that you think it is stone. In actual fact it is a polystyrene salmon box that we have made into a 'stone' trough.
Whilst the Scottish Rock Garden Club (SRGC) did not invent the fish box trough several members have done a lot of work to develope this idea into an art form and some of us actualy do demonstrations to clubs and groups.
Maybe I could put some pictures together and make a demo blog in a week or two?

The crocus look lovely pushing through the stones. A good setting for them. I love the iris Reticulata. As soon as I plant them, the mice eat them and the snow drops!

We have Iris "George", too, which is about to bloom. It's a fantastic shade of purple.