Hellebore foetidus

Such a bright spring green Dawn, now we know it's just round the corner....:o)

I don't know the variety Janey, came from my Aunt's garden but its nice and early :-)

Wow....I must check mine tomorrow and see where they are at.....

Golly that does seem early Dawn , i'm sure mine are not as forward as this ... are these the same as the baby ones you sent me last year Euphorbia Wulfenii , I must go and have a look to see if there's any sign of them :o)

It looks like it's at the 'yawn and stretch' stage! I went to the park today and my heart filled with joy at the sight of the crocuses that have come out since last time I was there. It's a big milestone in my year when the park crocuses come out!

Glad you like it.
Amy, thought it was helleborus rather than euphorbia? Hope your E Wulfenii are OK, most of mine have taken a winter bashing, hope they liven up.

Lovely Dawn, you beat me, lol, been waiting for mine to open to take a picture, its hellebore foetidus or stinking hellebore because the leaves smell really horrible when crushed.

Lovely! I don't have any myself, my be I should find some room, me thinks

Thanks Kathy :). Re-named now. Any sign of your Woodruff shooting?

LOL...Thanks Dawn ! why do I always get those two muddled up .. ;o)

Yes Dawn noticed the other day there's lots of fresh growth on the woodruff, thankyou:-) and Amy, thought the blue poppies would have bit the dust after that winter but they're all sprouting too,what do you think maybe flowers this year:-)

I'm so pleased Kathy , I'm more than a little surprised to see mine shooting as well , I hope we will have flowers this year although I did read that you shouldn't let them flower in their first year ... I got over that with my first lot by letting some flower and not others .. it seemed to work .. :o)

Great, I'm pleased about that Kathy.

Lol Amy, no worries, I get confused easily and I have a memory like a sieve.

Its lovely Dawn

Thanks Six