The Garden is starting to pop with color already. It seems a bit early to me, but our weather has been pretty mild this winter. The first signs of spring are the Hellebores ‘Pink Lady’, perennial Candytuft and some yellow Narcissus.
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We had some Candytufts in the Learning Garden and I don’t know why I haven’t planted them in my own garden. They are a nice pop of bright white in the garden. Love your ‘Pink Lady’.
They are a great early blooming perennial and the blooms last a long time too. Thanks Janet.
Wow! Some spring bloomers already! We’ve had a pretty mild winter, too, compared to most years, but I think it will be awhile before any blooms appear here.
I lucked out huh? Hope it isn’t much longer till you have some blooms too Rose.
Another sign of spring, Racquel is blogging again.
Ha! I guess you’re right Les.
My Candytuft are blooming too. Not as great a show as last year though. I have a feeling we are going to get hit with a hard frost in February, sigh.
Glad to see you and the lovely signs of spring, my favourite time of year.
I see buds on my daffs, but no blooms yet. Soon I think. I can’t believe the winter has been so mild every where….no complaints from me though!