Daffodils and Helebores

It's amazing how the garden has suddenly come alive after the winter.

[Craig]

Lovely spring shot!

[Sue Cooper]

@craig3f2 Thank you.

[Sue Moore]

You're catching us up now! Great shot...

[Sue Cooper]

@yogisue Thank you Sue. It's incredible how everything's speeded up!

[Helen]

lovely shot, they are beautifully tall helebores

[Sue Cooper]

@dizzyd Thank you Helen. Yes they are tall. I prefer the tall varieties in our garden, the shorter ones get lost.

[Lis Lapthorn]

Lovely combination of colours. Yes, spring is here.

[virtualbrownie]

Lovely capture - I cannot grow hellebore in my heavy clay soil, I do love them

[Square Sparrow]

Same here, Sue - have some flower shots to post when I get organised :-) Love the contrast of colour in your shot!

[Lynne Powell]

Hellebores are just amazing ... you are certainly inspiring some garden centre purchases with your flower shots .

[Claire]

Beautiful, so happy to see spring

[Sue Cooper]

@foxes37 @squaresparrow Thank you for your lovely comments.

[Sue Cooper]

@virtualbrownie It's tough when you can't grow your favourite plants because of the soil. Ours is very acidic, fine for lots of lovely things but we can't grow penstemmons and I love those.

[Sue Cooper]

@lynne53 Perhaps I should be looking for commission here. We should have azaleas and rhododendrons out when you're here in May.

[Sue Cooper]

@claireuk Thank you Claire.

[Lynne Powell]

@susiemc we had better visit your local garden centre for the bargain breakfast too ,as well as some plants !!

[Sue Cooper]

@lynne53 That can definitely be arranged. They do a wonderful afternoon tea - see 25th January! We could make a day of it!!!