Dwarf Narcissi in front Garden.

They are gorgeous David.......

Those are lovely, David ..

and turquoise is one of my favourite colours...:o)

lovely david :o)

How kind of the previous occupant David....very nice...:>))

Hi ladies! :-)

I remembered the daffs from last Spring. At first, I thought that they weren't going to sprout this year, but they have. )43 of them encircling the cordy!).Later, I will re-pot the daffs, transplant the cordy, and I really want to use this gorgeous pot in our "Caribbean beach" area. Lucky for us that this was left in the front garden. :-))

Most of the ceramic and metal containers I use were left behind, Motinot, with some great plants, too. Getting new keys for the two brick sheds was like getting the keys to a real "treasure chest". Tools, garden table and chairs with parasol, folding canvas chairs with drink holders, paint, compost, new plastic plant pots, etc., etc., I was "in my element" so to speak. :-))

Wow David what a treasure house you had there lucky you I can imagine the delight!! lovely combo in your turquoise pot did you protect your cordyline over winter? mine sadly didn't make it thanks to a carport roof falling on it in the snow! :o(

The daffs look lovely with the turquoise, David, pot of sunshine :)

I hate to say that I really like it, Gee! Will be both great and sad to split them up!!!

I did nothing to protect the cordy, Neellan, the front garden is south-facing, and it came through the prolonged snow, etc.,with no attention whatsoever (amazingly). :-)).

Very nice and full David. Quite impressive........

thats great it looks really well :o))

looks lovely

beautiful