masses of primroses
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"In my garden there is a large place for sentiment. My garden of flowers is also my garden of thoughts and dreams. The thoughts grow as freely as the flowers, and the dreams are as beautiful." (~Abram L. Urban)
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- letting the garden grow
- Friday April 28th
- Morning glories
- Sunflower little leo's
- Three impulse buy trailing fuschias
- View from our hill top
- Great balls of fire
- Lilac tree
- A star like cluster of dandelions in the hedgerow
- japanese maple ruby garnet
- Japenese maple
- Hostas unfurling there green rolled up sails
- Dandelions over my grass
- White birch with fresh leafs blowing in wind
- Euphorbia splurge; exploding green flowers
- Forget me not (sunshine is making flowers hazy)
- Snapdragons whirl-ish leaves going around and around
- New rosebush with fresh growth
- Erysimum first flowers, buttercup yellow
- Easter Cactus
- Primroses and easter cactus
- Easter Cactus (bit later than easter though)
- masses of primroses
- Wakefield council primrose display
- Daylight time
- Sunset in West yorkshire looking down the hill
- Lilac tree bursting into life...
- Euphorbia with yellow/green flowers cascading from...
- Hostas coming out from winter slumber...
- Snapdragon and dutch Iris....
- Erysimum nearly flowering
- Sea horse
- Froggy stained glass window thingy
- pre nights post
- Repotted morning glories (there were seventeen see...
- peek a boo cat
- Kalanchoe with white flowers, post taxi mangling...
- The sole surviving great balls of fire cajun busy ...
- Easter cactus
- Final pic for tonight: Ladybirds on white beech
- Dandelion (I love the french Dente de lion, lions ...
- Euonymus green and gold
- Birdbath next to quince tree
- Sallyanne's new kitchen flowers temporarily rehous...
- Dusty miller; snowflakes in april?
- Camelia Japonica (pink)...why has the camilia red ...
- Hebe Pascal (found the label in a bag)
- Sallyanne babes
- Tuesday night
- white blossom tree
- Night time musing
- Tree bark on my white birch tree
- Side view of square border and white birch with bi...
- honey bee wind chime
- English weather in April
- Neater corner by compost bin, with Barbeque all cl...
- Neat De-weeded back garden patio?
- forget me not first flower
- White blossom tree (will look up old post for name...
- Camelia pink flower (rose like petals prior to ope...
- Lilac tree leaves in closeup
- Close up of geranium leaves (Free plant cutting fr...
- Easter monday
- Forget me not plant with purplish flower buds like...
- Camelia pink flower nearly there
- Viola Cornuta, yellow faces
- Japenese male
- Work in progress
- Morning glory sunrise serenades seedlings!!!!
- After (Saturday)
- Before (friday)
- End of time off
- Weeds or Wildflowers?
- Tomorrows job...
- Early Evening,Caras chilling
- Lilac Tree
- Previous kids wrote on the coalshed.In my hilltop ...
- Around the coalshed
- The dead corner with brown bin/toys/cardboard etc
- The Rectangular border (formally veg patch) with n...
- Cut n swept
- Lilac tree planted finally (thanks Hazel)
- Cara attacking the mower's cable
- Neat-ish edging, the only side i trimmed
- Smell the cut grass
- Friday night
- Good friday April 14th
- Square border, still bit windy
- Camelia about to open its first flowers of 2006
- Euphorbia flower buds
- I spy up the two trunked tree...
- New Square border (second attempt)
- Dids the Snappy Gardener
- Self seeded Viola's purple flowers with yellow eye...
- Summer Viola, dusky red flower with yellow eye.The...
- Aubretia, beautiful purple flowers
- Cloth bag with all my small garden tools (Whats in...
- New attachment, you'd never guess!
- Blustery April day grass bending
- First Ladybird of the spring. Who cant be charmed ...
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2 comments:
Those look so nice. I can never get primroses to grow where I live, and I really really like them. They grow for a year, maybe two and then never come back. :(
But that pic makes me want them even more.
Thanks for these photos. We don't see many public plantings like this around here. The cities are beginning to realize that it's easier to maintain native plantings, which are nice, but don't give the spectacular hits of color like these primroses do. It's been 21 years since I've been in England and I didn't get anywhere beyond London, but I still remember the massive plantings of daffodils in bloom in the parks and all over the city. I've never seen anything like it.
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