Drumstick primula 2

That's great bonkers. I don't think I've evwer seen a white one before. It's beautiful.

Thanks Toto....they look loveliest at dusk...just like lights gleaming !

I'm sitting here imagining it. Reckon they could light your way.

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Your going to have a pleasant few weeks of enjoyment with these plants.Nice specimens....

Thanks Tina..they are so fresh looking...........

Lovely, never have seen primulas like these here.

Thanks Aleyna..they really are the heralds of spring in England !

They are special . really nice :o)

Beautiful BB!

Thank you only a single plant last year and all those new freebies that have self seeded .. great .

Best possible kind of plant Bonkers. That word has a magic ring to it.

Doesnt it just Toto no germinating in the greenhouse pricking out etc etc just plant themselves and spread brilliant !

Hmm I am green with envy! I like these and I can't get them to like my garden!

Another lovely photo.

One of my favourites Bb. Already have the blue and just set some seeds so hopefully have white next year.........

Thanks Spritz and Lincslass...they really do best in woodland / shady setting.

gorgeous, lots of little posies all in a row :-)

They've seeded themselves along the concrete border of our stream - hardly any soil but they look happy.

Thats great Fourseasons...always good when plants self seed (except weeds ) Lol

These are gorgeous ! You really like white flowers if I remember correctly, you should take a corner of your garden that you love to be in during the evening hours and dedicate it to only white blooming flowers and silver foliage plants. It would certainly become your favorite spot in the garden. (You've probably already created a moon garden, haven't you...). Just say shut-up Jerrie and I'll be quiet.....lol

Well Jerrie given what you ve acheived in your garden feel free to throw any advice you like ! Yes love white flowers as we are surrounded by trees and really a woodland setting that probably looks its best in spring before the leaf canopy covers it .

In a few weeks our Solomons seal ( not a variegated beauty like yours ) and Lily of the Valley will be out - we really should have taken some before pics but would have been too ashamed to post them !

The garden looked like a junk yard old tyres a gearbox rubble concrete blocks and the most amazing water feature.A plastic cascade with a length of hosepipe running from the tap down to an old ice cream carton at the bottom.

Dont know about a moon garden but cant think what lunatic would create such a thing ! Bonkers even for me ...

Love the Solomons seal and Lily of the Valley flowers, excellent choices for a woodland garden.
Sounds like you had a very modern, impressionistic garden design in the works Bonkers ,very retro...lol.

Retro indeed ! Lol....