I'm so hoping that this clematis has as many blooms as all these sweet little buds are suggesting! It grows on the side of the hen house and is very sheltered :-)
This poor hyacinth got rather trampled before I noticed naughty Abigail scratching all over it!
Crocosmia shoots beside the hen house.
I have discovered one or two brave daffodils are pushing their way up through the junk heap which is pretending to be my garden!
Amongst the rubbish is another lone daffodil.
I have a pair of these matching wooden stepped planters, which were placed either side of my front door up until a couple of years back. I got Adrian to bring them round to the back garden so that I could get them ready with new bedding plants but my back went and they have been stuck in the garden ever since. I haven't touched them at all in that time and yet here is one of the original little violas still hanging on to life ~ isn't nature wonderful!
Adrian picked this branch up on his way home from the railway station the other week LOL
I do love creeping jenny and I'm so happy to see it getting lovely and green :-)
Even in the tangle of a santolina little daffodils push their way through :-)
Another lonesome daffodil ~ this one has come up in the gnome hamlet :-)
Daffodils and rhubarb ~ both looking good!
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