End of February in my garden :o)

What a lovely variety of spring flowers and bulbs you have Hywel, wonderful view too, love the Sarcococca also the Viburnum s.

Lovely photos of all your spring flowers Hywel, I like the way you have arranged the pretty shells around your Skimmia.

You have a lot going on there Hywel in your garden - I love that variegated holly - we have one but the berries were taken early this year - my primulas are being eaten by I know not what? - lovely pictures - lovely plants

Lots of pretty spring flowers there Hywel. The helleborus is lovely. :)

What a lovely selection of spring flowers you have, Hywel ! I must get out there and take some photos myself, but as its still a fairly new garden , haven't got many to show !

Lovely Hywel, good old snowdrops and crocuses never disappoint us do they? I don't know how you keep the berries over the winter - ours soon disappear early on.
Bella is still inside keeping warm though!

Thanks for showing your early Spring garden Hywel ... lots of colour showing now. :o)

Glad to hear that you have more sun in the garden now Hywel. That will perk up lots of vegetation.

I'm always amazed at the variety of plants you have, no matter what the season, enjoyed that Hywel.

A lot going on in the garden. Very colorful. Spring must be here soon.

Thank you all for commenting on my blog :o)

You have a good variety of bulbs flowering in your garden, Hywel! Don't they brighten up the dreary days of winter? I really love Crocuses for this time of the year & never fail to have lots on the balcony every year!

My Crocuses are now blooming as well. I like the fact that they are not just different shades of yellow or white like many spring flowers. The blues they sport coupled with the brilliant orange stigmas draw so much your attention! The species Crocuses are very often bi-coloured as well. I have a yellow with black stripes & another with wide brown marks on the backside of the petals. I don't have any Dutch Crocuses, only the species.

My Snowdrops are also flowering & the Daffs have half open flowers here & there.

Lovely photos, Hywel!

Isn't it lovely to see the garden coming alive again? It's an exciting time of year.

Happy St David's Day to you!

Thank you for showing us round your garden Hywel.Beautiful pictures and a lovely burst of Spring Colour. Great View too.... Happy St. David's Day x

Thank you all :)

Don't know how I nearly missed your lovely show Hywel, I could have sworn I'd already commented, unless my comments are playing silly beggars again.
Gives one a proper boost to see the spring bulbs and flowers doesn't it, even on a dull day, my primula's are suffering the same fate, your holly tree is a smasher, I was going to ask how you'd managed to keep all the berries but then I remember you saying that you don't get many birds visiting so I answered myself. lol.

Thank you Sue. I miss things myself often so don't worry about it. It's a job to keep up ...
I think Bella frightens the birds away lol

Lovely blog Hywel alway enjoy a look at your garden .

Thank you :o)

Hi,
Hellebore you sent me in 2013 established well into a large pot. Idlike to know when and how I could cut roots in order make more plants.
vasilis

I'm pleased to hear it's doing well.
I think the best time to divide them is after they finish flowering, at the end of the spring.
Tip it out of the pot, and you can just slice through it with a spade.

ok thanks Ill try then