The snow is still around but we are celebrating.

looks to be lots going on in your garden despite the snow and ice.
everything is looking really happy. those prims have been amazing haven't they?

I used to always plant pansies as my overwinter flowers. As long as they were flowering in the autumn they just kept on flowering. Members on Goy were discussing the primulas being very successful over winter so I planted a few and they do really well. Since then I have added them in various places and really appreciate their vibrant colours. I wish the garden was not so wet because I don't want to compact the soil by walking on it. We had fog early on then we went out visiting and were surprised to see the heat from the sun evaporating water off the fields.

Yes SG, we had moisture rising from the land around us yesterday too. But you are ahead of me. I still don’t have any crocuses out. They are showing their colours, but its too grim and dismal for them to open. I do have the beginnings of a clump of tete a tete, but about a month behind were we were last year mid March.

The plants are tougher than we think, I'm sure they'll be all right. Lovely to see them.
I hope your snow has gone by now.

Still plenty of snow around but not much left on the roads. As long as we can see snow on the Pentlands we do expect we will have more. I wish it would get a move on. I have some daffs in bud but I think they will grow some more before they flower.

It was nice to take a peek into your garden Scotsgran, its gives us all a boost to see the flowers emerging, looking down at the garden we don't have any snow, outside of town in the fields and the country lanes there is plenty hanging around in these parts as well, like you we also say if it does that its waiting for more to add to it, honestly the amount of rain we have had in the last two weeks I cannot see how come it hasn't all washed away, just proves how deep it was in some places....Had enough of the winter now, my mind and body needs blue skies and sunshine..

Thank you Lincslass. I think everybody feels the same. I have seeds and plants to get in but it is still too cold - for me. Lol I am definitely feeling my age this winter.

Its amazing how everything survives Scotsgran ! I do love to see the snowdrops !

I am pleased to hear your primroses have perked up again Rose. I bought some new ones but was not able to plant them because the ground was frozen. They have survived too. It looks like the snow will be here again tomorrow. I hope it does not hang around for long. I need a sunshine and warm fresh air fix. The snowdrops have been very good this year although they are a bit late.