Springing around the Garden,(or what is there to see)

Lovely set of pics... :o)

Having seen quite a few pics of Pulsatilla on GoY, I'm going to have to purchase a couple now! Aren't they just beautiful? Jamie's a lucky dog to have a Primula named after him! I hope he appreciates it!! : o ))

Your garden and greenhouse/staging look so alive :) It must give you a lot of pleasure to see everything thriving and so much colour.

The Anemonella are beautiful...do they have another name tagged on? Or would I just look for them in the GC under that name?

It is very hard to pick a favourite amongst your plants, they are beauties, Bjs.

Great photos, Bjs, and I so love those little primulas. and the Pulsatilla's. Mine are not quite out.

Wonderful blog and enjoyed every photo, but I like that pincusion with tiny yellow flowers comming from it in your glass house, what is the name please. The 3rd photo stunning well taken, and did your germinate from seed you Peonies as I ve had two seeds planted now for ages and nothing.

What a lovely collection of plants you have in your glasshouse. Fabulous close up of the pulsatilla, I couldn't stop looking at it :o)))

Whistonlass
Anemonellas often have a cultivar name this one is 'Amelia' I think would have to check to be sure.
they vary in shades of pink through to white,there are double forms as well, at price.
Sixpence
The yellow is Draba Mollissima.a soft fury cushion no water on top its roots are out of the bottom of the pot and takes most of its moisture from the sand it sits on.

Lily2
there is so much going on there,they say our make up is complicated ,but is it any more so than that.the stamens all holding there pollen ready to pollinate the stigma.if it is not cross pollinated from another plant,which is natures preference.

what beautiful plants ~ i thought one of them was in the GC there were so many and in such good condition.

that white pasque flower is really beautiful, i have the reddish one but i like that white one better than mine.

Thanks for the ID, Bjs....I've made a note of the name and will keep a look out on GC buying trips :)

Thank you Brian.

The Anemonella is beautiful. My Peony root cuttings are doing well. No sign yet of the seeds!!! Everything is so much further on than here in the north.

It must be a joy to enter your glasshouse and see all those beauties and Jamie must a very proud boy having his name bestowed on that gorgeos primula. Thankyou I did enjoy seeing all your plants...

Hi Brian, lovely collection which I really should have come to see..walking and steps not an option at present, not your steps anyhow!! Im managing to get around to my lot but it takes me half the day at present.
My Molly is thriving. She is still in the greenhouse, but I will harden her off over the next few weeks and she will be ready to put in the garden!
I love the little pulsatilla and the white primula..I seem to have a penchant for white lately.
Hope you and the family are well..big hug for Jamie of course. Tell him I havent forgotten his noisy surprise lol!

Hi BJS - what a lovely set of photos - you must be very pleased with your garden and glasshouse. The photo you took of the centre of a pulsatilla is really stunning.

i agree marie ~ i was just going to write that when i saw you had already commented ~ its fascinating.

Tet. Oh dear not Arum lilies I Hope!!!

Ditto....agree with Marie & Sticki....a lovely shot of the centre. :)

LOL! No Bj..hope I wont need those for a good few years yet!!

What an array of colour in your glass house Brian, it must be so satisfying to have reared such wonderful plants. I 'm quite liking the white primula and the Anemonella is so pretty.

Val its all there for you to see if when you want to.can pick you up when I have walked Jamie

Brian...thanks for the proper name of the Anemonella...I'll keep an eye out for it when browsing the GC :)

great pics brian so much colour, doesnt it make you feel so full of life again after winter, thanx for sharing :o))

San
it does indeed, it has seemed such a long winter because started so early.

Lovely lot of pic's Bjs you are lucky to have the space to do all that thanks for sharing with us

hoping for a better summer now brian, happy gardening :o)

Now that is impressive staging, wish mine looked like it!
Its amaising how many plants are in flower this time of year, even unprotected in the garden.

Lovely pictures, the first one is just beautiful!