These ones are the singles

The one on the extreme right is George.
First began showing anti-social tendencies in the nursery.
That's the other three of the quads, directly opposite (both in direction and outlook on life) on the left of the photo.
George has been known to attempt biting, so beware! ;-)

You so picked the wrong name...or maybe the right name there Mouldy! Lol...what do you think Mum?

They have very broad leaves mum! I might try to get an ID for them later....

parcel should be with you tomorrow Karen, yes the leaves are quite broad. Definitely not going with the name though, lol one of Sarah's friends from swimming named her little boy George, I laugh every time I hear his name, poor kid. Cannot imagine a baby being called George. Definitely not in fashion with me lol :O) wonder why.

Look forward to it Mum!

Lovely Snowdrops Barbara ... :o)

Laughed out loud at your naming of them Mouldy ... just what I needed to read on yet another dreich day on the Sussex coast ... :o(

He keeps us smiling Shirley, hope you are staying out of the wind and rain :O)

Thanks ever so much Mum! They are all in, and looking good. Been working ever so hard this morning...wild rose and Berberis pruned, three sacks of kindling cut and ready for drying, two big hebes out and cuttings taken, grass out, split and ready to go, snowdrops in, three shrubs moved, and a lot of periwinkle removed. Having a good long soak next! X

Pleased they arrived, you sound like you have been extremely busy. Enjoy your soak. x

Oh, make me feel guilty, you lot, why don't you, with your busy, busy work? Lol.
I intend taking down a wee ivy at the weekend and pulling up dozens of crocosmia to separate them over the three courts.
I'm also moving my wee fosythia.
Is that enough? ;-)

Ha ha....says the man that's been tiling! No, not nearly enough!

When you say 'courts' are we talking tennis? ;)

Criminal, more like, what with our tenement clad in scaffolding, which we've been told will be up 'til the end of March.
Probably a lot longer, due to the current weather, methinks!