Not just about Noris.

Hi Kat ...
Your garden is looking lovely..
the unidentified blue ones are muscari ..
..grape hyacinth ..

.. and I like those pink and white tulips..
beautiful ! :o)

Very nice Kat, lovely tulips and as Terra says the blue one is Muscari armeniacum the grape hyacinth :-)

Thank you, Slad, yes! It is Muscari armeniacum. I just had a short "window", as we call loss of memory. Fortunately, "window" relates to temporary loss of memory. I remember very well what happened for instance in eighties or some year ago. So far, I am OK. ;-)

Your garden is looking lovely Katarina, I love the tulips in particular.

Thanks , Katarina , we call that a "senior moment".
Beautiful garden .
Most of UK has revisited winter again today .

Lol Kat :-))

Driad@lol. I call that "moments which were not worth to remember".

Thank you very much, Louisa. I am trying, but it is still too far from my idea.

I like your tulips too, mine aren't quite out yet. And 28 degrees this weekend - lucky you!!

Hi Terra@Thank you very much for the names of flowers. Noticed your comment just now. Geranium@thank you. What is the weather in the UK now? I thought you were 2 weeks ahead of us at the beginning of April. However, I do not like this abrupt summer days after winter. There isn´t any slow transition from winter to spring and THEN to summer.

It's only 10/11 degrees this weekend where I live Kat, with sunshine and showers. Winter seems to be going on much longer than normal this year!

Yes, I know. It will endanger crops, farmers say.

So good to see some colour in the garden it all looks very healthy Kat, and you have warmth.....we have returned to winter, the vest is back!!

Lovely tulips, Katarina - don't you just love them?

It sounds lovely and warm where you are. We took daughter and grandson back to Glasgow after a three-week stay while son-in-law was in Australia. There was snow on the tops in Cumbria and southern Scotland. I was quite surprised to see it there. Spring has definitely sprung, though, and it's lovely to see the plants emerging. I always forget exactly what I've got, so I have lots of lovely surprises at this time of year!

I love Scotland, with its mountains, its music and sheeps. You produce very good wool, by the way. And Sean Connery is Scottish, too, isn´t he? Very sexy man in his best years ;-)

Oh yes! ;-)

great blog and some great pictures of a lovely garden..thanks for sharing

Thank you, Skipscanda1! :-)