We meet second Tuesday of the month in the Town Hall Annexe
Photos
A few photos to show what is looking good in the garden this month
It wouldn’t be spring without cherry blossom, Prunus ‘Taihaku’ – simply gorgeousRibes ‘Gordonianum’ has covered itself with delightful peachy bloomsThe charming flowers of Narcissus ‘Pueblo’Honesty, Lunaria annua, with its simple but lovely flowersThe gorgeous Erythronium ‘Pagoda’Amelanchier lamarckii is opening its snowy-white blossom against brownish foliageBeautifully scented wax-like blossom on the evergreen Osmanthus x burkwoodiiHellebores are still adding beautiful blooms to the bordersPale blue icy Ipheion, small but stunningAnother petite beauty, Narcissus ‘Hawera’Rheum palmatum is opening its large dark leavesThe pretty Tulipa ‘Negrita’ is back for a second yearFritillaria meleagris, snake’s head fritillary, adding a touch of the exotic to the gardenA beautiful Fritillaria meleagris albaThe two coloured Muscari latifolium. Latifolium meaning broad-leavedA mix of Pulmonaria including the very pale blue P. ‘Opal’A pink Magnolia stellata in all its gloryPrunus spinosa or blackthorn blossom is taking its turn to brighten the hedgerowsA white and pale apricot daffodil dancing in the borderErythronium revolutum or dog’s tooth violet, pale and gorgeousA lovely little daff to naturalize in grass, Narcissus ‘Jack Snipe’Epimedium ‘Warleyense’, great on the edge of a shady borderAnemone blanda has been flowering for weeks but is at its peak nowPulmonaria including ‘Sissinghurst White’ with helleboresThe beautiful Narcissus ‘Thalia’ with white helleboresPretty pink Pulmonaria ‘Rubra’ with hairy calycesFull of lovely pink flowers, Bergenia or elephant’s ear
