| A day late , but here we are . More almost blooms or after blooms , but still interesting. Arctostaphylos 'St Helens with many, many muscari underneath . |
| Hamamelis 'Jelena' |
| My Hellebors are one of the almost blooms , I'm not really bothered , because they never look good. |
| Another almost bloomer ...Grevillea victorae ..I think |
| What's left of Mahonia Charity blooms |
| Stachyurus salicifolis |
| Seedpods of Viburnum cylindricum , I missed the blooming |
| An almost blooming Helleborus foetidus |
| I've lost the tag for this almost blooming Viburnum . It could be atrocyaneum f. harryanum. |
Gosh Linda - we have some similar stuff going on out there - although I do envy your Arcto. So very beautiful - as is Jelena! I think the Grevillea might be G. rosmarinifolius.
ReplyDeleteAnna, You're right G rosmarinifolius !
DeleteYou have quite a lot of blooms in your garden. Mine is a mud hole and I fear sinking to my knees if I go out there. It is going to warm up some this week and only (only?) three days of rain is forecast. I got to enjoy yours and that is good enough for me today!
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