Welcome to Our Garden@19.
Arabis procurrens ‘Variegata’.
Arabis procurrens ‘Variegata.
Tulip clusiana
Tulip clusiana
All we need now is some Spring weather!
An Alpine Spring Welcome.
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Beautiful, I hope you get your Spring weather soon!
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Thanks, we have sunshine 🌞 today.
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That a lovely collection of flowering bulbs…hope we all get some sunshine soon.
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Thanks Noelle, we have sunshine today.
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So beautiful, Brian. You must smile every time you walk by!
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It is nice to give visitors a cheerful welcome Eliza, even if it’s only the postman.
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Very bright and beautiful, Brian!
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Thanks Pete.
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Very spring like.
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Lovely! Hope you get some spring sunshine soon!
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Thanks Cathy, we have sunshine today.
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We have the yellow bulbocodium, I didn’t know that there was a white variety
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This one is named citron Sue. I think the camera has made it look whiter than it is.
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I think that garden varieties of Arabis are becoming available from mail order catalogues, but I do not remember much about them. I am not familiar with it, and have never seen it in a nursery.
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They seem quite common over here Tony.
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A wonderful collection of spring beauty, Brian – it brought a smile here! 🙂 I love your T. clusiana pics!
Would you believe I got a handful of bloom this spring from a tiny experimental planting of hoop daffodils and Tulipa clusiana var. chrysantha? Still trying to find out whether any of the Mediterranean species tulips might actually be happy to grow in this garden… 😉
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Thank you Amy. It will be interesting to see how your experiment develops.
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These are all delightful but my favourite has to be the hoop petticoat daffodil. 🌼
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It is delightful.
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Brian, these are wonderful treasures for spring. I especially like the Narcissus bulbocodium and the Hepatica.
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Thank you Susie, they are both lovely.
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