Lesser Celandine - a garden variety.
Scilla.
Cowslips
Weeping Willow
Mount Hood Daffodil
Frogspawn appeared on 9th April.
February
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Pensby is a small suburb on The Wirral, a peninsula between the rivers Mersey and Dee in the county of Cheshire, just south-west of Liverpool.
Iris laevigata variegated
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Iris laevigata
Iris laevigata variegated
These are absolutely gorgeous photos. I particularly like the one of the violets. You can practially feel the velvet of the petals and smell the clean cool damp fragrance. Violets were my mother's favourite flower, and we always looked forward to the first bouquet of violets every spring, tucked into a small vase or china tea cup. Even after all these years, seeing the violets still makes me smile and think of her. Thanks for sharing, love, Canadian Chickadee
ReplyDeleteThere are several flowers I don't recall having seen before, like the cowslips -I like their form(shape). And the violets are such a deep purple, only for that color I would like them in my yard (but I have none now, only a deck:) ).
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