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Narcissus 'Hawera'


Narcissus 'Hawera'

Amongst the Dicentra Spectabilis Alba. I couldn't get close enough for a sniff!



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Lovely, quite dainty

30 Apr, 2011

 

nice picture - those hearts going round it too - brill

30 Apr, 2011

 

Think I might invest in a Dicentra - had one but never liked it, will have to try again.

1 May, 2011

 

There are quite a few to choose from. I went off the pink one, which I had in my old garden and now I much prefer the white. I do have two smaller growing ones with lovely ferny foliage. They are lovely too.

1 May, 2011

 

I wouldve thought it was quite unusual to see both in full flower at the same time?

3 May, 2011

 

Well, it's a late narcissi Tetrarch, and I think here in Angus everything lasts longer than down south as it is cooler. It's one of the good things about Scotland....spring lasts longer.

3 May, 2011

 

What Spring? We blinked and it came and went...

3 May, 2011

 

What a shame Tetrarch! I love spring so much! We are right in the depths of it now. Almost all the leaves are on the trees, though the beeches are only just coming out, and my Cercis Canadensis is still bare, as is my Itea. They are just beginning to break bud now. The early cherries are over now but the lilacs are only just beginning. The Acers are at their full spring freshness. Yes, its late spring time in Scotland, and to make it even better we've had almost constant sunshine like you,but much cooler, since the end of March! Wonderful! Makes up for that winter...almost!! lol :))

3 May, 2011

 

Both my lilac and prunus padus have just about finished..the prunus two days ago in the wind, looked like it was snowing..

3 May, 2011

 

It's a lovely fresh picture Karen

4 May, 2011

 

Gosh Tetrarch, you are way ahead of us here. Thanks Annie, it is fresh as you say, especially with the water droplets.

4 May, 2011

 

Thats a great pic Karen, So many plants, they all look gorgeous, and healthy. Great combination..

5 May, 2011

 

thank you DD, the border here is only just beginning to mature now. I've been pretty unhappy with it until now, but it is really filling out, especially since we added two more rhodys last year (one of which is the bronze leaved shrub in the background and it's about to burst in to bloom). They give some structure to it all. the roses etc. are growing well, so I'm hoping that in future this will be a bit more than just a spring border! It's taken a lot of thought and fiddling to get it in to shape!

5 May, 2011



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