Daffodils - 18 March

Your garden is such a feast for the eyes at any time of the year - wonderful.

Beautiful garden, as always :o)

Much Better without the Snow :)

Wow,Love this garden...I could sit there all day and just take in all the plants,trees and shrubs.I am so glad I love gardening...

Wow....it's looking fabulous and the Topiary is gorgeous....would love to give it a go.........:o)

Spectacular photo....your garden is stunning, so many different shades, but all blending together, a real credit to you.

I love Daffolidils, they make your beautiful gaden look nicer.

Lovely

Gorgeous as usual! I so envy your garden!

so lovely you could get lost in dreams with this garden.

Only just fallen on your garden - what a stunner; I'd idle away hours and hours takng in all the details!

lovely garden.

Great bargain - I'm trying to find more space for more Daffodils, they really say spring to me.

What a wonderful well structured garden, colour, shape, space.
Is that a topiary bunny to the left ?
Like any good garden you have never seen it all, there is always a little gem waiting to be discovered.

Such a lovely view, beautiful colours. I can imagine myself sitting on that seat watching the birds.

Lovely garden and so much work put into it. The daffodils add a splash of colour but the topiary work and shrubs create form in this wonderful space.

Thanks everyone for your kind comments.

The topiary on the left is actually a peacock - but my husband thought they had two plumes! It's a "special" peacock he says!

The yew started as a small plant in a pot - I bought it because I was told it was slow-growing. We put it into the ground and it went whoosh.... and grew several inches in one season - no longer pot-bound. It either had to go or be curbed in someway. Its shape leant itself to becoming a rather large peacock!

it looks like a rabbits head with two large ears.

The daffs and primula are welcoming spring to the garden. Looks wonderful. Life before the leaves. :-)

What a lovely variety of plants nice selection