Early spring in the garden (I am pushing it)

WOW! You have some lovely Hellebores there, I must collect some more different ones, also love the crocuses and snowdrops :)))

They are lovely photos Brian.

That Helleborus is not red, but double red. As the label declares :)

Brian they are lovely, the Hellebores are especially so, I think the birds are already attacking my crocus, little beggars...

Oh....such beauties Bjs...:>)

Lovely plants there

Some lovely shots there Bjs. Hellebores are nice. :)

I got a Hellebore Pirrouette for Valentine's Day...they are just wonderful. My Camellia is not in flower yet tho' which is just as well. Brian ....two of my Peony Camb. seeds have started to grow after all this time. Early days yet!!!!!!

I love the Helibores. Makes me envious. I have two a pink and a white (the most common types). So far I have not seen any other varieties for sale here in Hungary. At the moment they are all totally buried in snow but I hope to see them again soon. Our Spring is always later than yours.

Linda thats about right first year roots under ground second year top growth.

lovely to see some colour coming through Brian, nothing in my garden as yet, always ahead of us up north haha
been so sunny here today, even felt warmer, lovely photos.

Good pics and blog. Out of interest did you plant the Crocus close together or are they a few years growth? They look better bunched up than single specimens in your photo.

Kildermorie
I would have planted a small group not more than ten about 8 years ago there must be hundreds there now,possible they should be split up but have lots of trouble establishing them as I have major problems with Squirrel eating them and lots of other plants.
They chewed a 3 year old species Primula to the ground yesterday,I was not happy.

Cracking photo's there Brian, hellbores not one of my faves but they do look lovely when you snap then. ;0))

You have a lovely selection on show there Brian ,the Harvington double red is fabulous even if it isn't red ....

Lovely photos Thank you

I have just received a beautiful collection of Hellebore seeds from Brian. Hopefully the plants will grow also in our drier and hotter climate. If everything goes well, next February you will find here photos of my new Hellebores :))) Many thanks, Brian.