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First pulmonaria flower
By Spritzhenry
- 2 Mar, 2010
- 15 likes
The sun brought this out today. I was so pleased to find it!
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Its lovely
2 Mar, 2010
Most of the others are just pushing their way through the soil! I was suprised to see this. :-)
2 Mar, 2010
Our pink one has been flowering for ages, but it looked so ragged I wouldn't take a photo of it...........
2 Mar, 2010
I love to find signs of new life in my garden. It's always such a miracle to me.
3 Mar, 2010
This seemed a miracle to me, as well! Everything is sooooo late this year.
Dd - has something been eating yours?
3 Mar, 2010
Yes the usual horrible beasties, cant win sometimes can we?
3 Mar, 2010
Nope. My 'Sissinghurst White' has vanished, too! I liked that.:-(( I've planted a different one called 'Dora Bielefeld' instead. It's supposed to be pink.
3 Mar, 2010
I'm always pleased to see the first Pulmonarias in bloom...we are still waitng at Kew.
4 Mar, 2010
Ha - Mine beat Kew!!! :-)))))
4 Mar, 2010
How about that then?
6 Mar, 2010
I'm well chuffed! :-)))))
6 Mar, 2010
My white one is just pushing up but it'll be ages before I see any flowers here. I think you must put heaters out in the garden, Spritz.
6 Mar, 2010
I'm sure she must, everything is so slow here, another frost forcast tonight, I keep thinking I am still living in the Midlands......this winter I will hibernate !!!
6 Mar, 2010
What a good idea - I was threatening to do that in January, but at least a few things are beginning to happen here now!
No - no heaters. How un-green would that be! I just go round with a hair drier. LOL.
6 Mar, 2010
Do you put little hoods over the plants then, Spritz? What a picture that paints, lol.
6 Mar, 2010
No - I just point it like a speed-gun, and they respond. LOL.
6 Mar, 2010
One your marks, get set ---------------FLOWER!
6 Mar, 2010
YAYY!! and UP they come! LOL.
6 Mar, 2010
I really must try that, my husband certainly would have me committed....!!!!
8 Mar, 2010
Are you suggesting that I am a crazy person, Dd? :-(((((((((((((((((
8 Mar, 2010
With a detached scowl like that, I wonder!
9 Mar, 2010
Try this - &:~Z.......better?
9 Mar, 2010
Verrrrrrrrrry attractive! LOL
9 Mar, 2010
Well - I am! LOL. Especially with a fetching hair-do like that! ;-)
9 Mar, 2010
Puts me in mind of Veronica Lake! Or Rita Hayworth! Or - go and have a look at http://www.retrohairstyles.com/
10 Mar, 2010
OK. However, I have short hair, so don't expect miracles, wil you!
10 Mar, 2010
You do enough miracles in the garden, Spritz - hair as well would be expecting a lot, LOL
10 Mar, 2010
To be serious - if I had long hair (which would look silly at my age anyway!) I'd get caught on prickly shrubs and so on when I crawl about underneath which I do quite a lot!
10 Mar, 2010
Take a photo Henry! Nothing wrong with the 'ageing hippy look' Spritz!
10 Mar, 2010
Who are you calling a hippy? Cheek! ;-)
10 Mar, 2010
I might be talking about myself!
11 Mar, 2010
True. Are you?
11 Mar, 2010
;-)))) Secret!!!
11 Mar, 2010
LOL.
12 Mar, 2010
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thats a nice early one Barbara .......
2 Mar, 2010