Wagger's Outbox

Did you know it means 'little mouse'? Isn't that sweet?

So pretty.

Now I call that sumptuous!!!!!

Can never get these to grow for me - lovely to see yours!

Now that's a celandine I could live with!

Uplifting!

... and so early after this winter! I don't expect to see alazes before mid-April at the very earliest!

Stunning!

How annoying for you - I hope it turns out to be a plant you actually like!

I would have guessed at euphorbia too!

So striking!

Wow, that is an unusual one!!!

LOL When I was outside earlier I found a clump of little daffs (maybe Tete a tete) showing some yellow so the should open this week. Yippee!!!!!! Will have to remember to take a photo tomorrow.

Yes, they're on my list too, Toto!

I'm sure the WI will come up trumps, Spritz - the weather is more doubtful at this stage, lol.

I agree, Clarice.

...and there will be even more next year, Clarice :-))

I did, Clarice - and the sun was shining.

I knew I recognised the face of the NGS lady but couldn't place it - it was on 'P
Open Gardens with Carole Klein. I enjoyed Carole's piece about primulas - reminded me of Seaburngirl's blog about them - pins and thrums!
I agree with you, Daisy about the Stephen Lacey visits - I was watching a piece by him in his own garden last night, about scent. I could almost smell the wonderful perfumes!

We expect a full report later in the year - :-)))

Dainty is right - the rain has knocked them flat!

Lots of patches out of sight, Terra! lol.

Wow!!!!

'Cos you're not as daft as I am?

I'm sure your garden will be stunning for the Kiwis in June, Barbara and you'll have great fun showing it off!

They seem to bulk up even in one year, Bonkers. The more the merrier!

Thanks, Terra, so do I, Lyn.

Don't know if I've got enough fingers if it gets colder again!

I thought so, Sandra. I have a feeling they had only just been delivered so no time in the shop to deteriorate.

Certainly would!