Flowers - an open thread.

A couple of crops from pictures taken today with a cheap lens with a not very close minimum close focus distance, hence the crops.

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Preparing for Spring planting
Went to B & Q today and bought ten bags of Tomorite compost
To be used in 30 litre tubs for potatoes
'Bargain' at £3.50 a bag
The 8 kg Chicken pellets and fish, blood and bone 10 kg bought on the internet
Just need to find a seed potato supplier
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Someone opened too soon, and got hammered by the frost.

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Aloe Vera, flower or seed head?

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Pussy willow, trying.



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Mine too, ( 5 piece forest) but I've got my doubts about a couple of Chinese elms :(
Due to the extended cold snap/snow?

I'd love a mini forest.

My English Yew looks happy, but my Hawthorne and Chinese Azalea look a rather sad at the minute.
 
Due to the extended cold snap/snow?
Yeah, I'm sure, although they are all above the frost line, ( over 3 feet off the ground) I'm not sure about the cottoneasters either.
I did move most things into the shed, ages ago, but I think that it may have been too late for some.
The Chinese cherry apples are both bud bursting though.
The Azalea's are looking OK but the firethorn, not so much.
The cascade juniper, scots pine and Norwegian pines are looking OK.
But then they are more resilient to the British weather
 
Yeah, I'm sure, although they are all above the frost line, ( over 3 feet off the ground) I'm not sure about the cottoneasters either.
I did move most things into the shed, ages ago, but I think that it may have been too late for some.
The Chinese cherry apples are both bud bursting though.
The Azalea's are looking OK but the firethorn, not so much.
The cascade juniper, scots pine and Norwegian pines are looking OK.
But then they are more resilient to the British weather
Fingers crossed for some sun and a bit warmth, hope they pick up :)
 
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