Continuing to enjoy an early spring.

Layering your pits is such a sensible idea. Mine tend to flower all at once and then it is all over!
Our containers here have given such a lot of pleasure when there is quite a lot of despondency all around.
Warmer weather is on its way.

The little Tete-a-tete daffodils are just such a joy, all of a sudden they just spring (no pun intended) into life and there is a clump of nodding little heads to make any day better. Forget about all the doom and gloom for a while, who else is fed up with it being poured down our throats, and it's us oldies who will be blamed yet again for any NHS clogging up? Get out into the garden when you can and pretend the other side of the garden gate doesn't exist, unless you need something. Such pretty colours you have showing already, my Hyacinths that have been in a pot for years are in full bloom, thriving on neglect as usual!

Isn't it great when something you had forgotten all about suddenly sends up a nice big flower? I was astonished the other day to see a lovely big pink Hyacinth I had no idea was there. So glad you have some pretty little Anemone blanda - one of my Spring favourites. I have them under the magnolia stellata but there are fewer than usual. Layering is a good idea. But this year l layered some tulips and they have all come up together---funny old weather we are having.

It's lovely to see so many bulbs flowering! :)

It's nice to see your pots and garden showing some colour again. I hope the couch grass won't show though.

I enjoyed seeing your garden and pots Seaburn, such a lot of colour, we're all in isolation as well, you've known me long enough to know as long as I have my garden and can get essentials, I'm content in my own space, do worry for my family obviously but we have to try to do our bit to protect ourselves and hope for a good outcome in the not so distant future... Lovely photo's...