A look at what interests me and keeps me sane in rural Powys.
I remember collecting celendines for my mother for Mother's day when I was young. I haven't seen them over here. Lovely.
Hi Susan. What a lovely memory. What a shame they don't grown in NZ.
How wonderful ! Beautiful leaves.cheers, parsnip and mandibles
Aren't they pretty? When there are lots and lots of them out, they are absolutely splendid.
Oh pretty. I love the cheeriness of celandines and their heart-shaped leaves. I have a rough patch of grass under trees opposite my front door and soon that will be sprinkled with celandine - and the odd crocus the squirrels leave for me!
I hope your Celendines are out soon, and the crocuses too. Any news on the house purchase?
Wonderful to see - I usually check a ditch out by Packwood House but they flower later than January there.
I am hoping it means we will have an early spring. I am SO fed up with winter already, but only another 6 weeks . . .
Lovely to see the earliest spring flowers.
Isn't it? That one little flower put such a smile on my face.
I remember collecting celendines for my mother for Mother's day when I was young. I haven't seen them over here. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi Susan. What a lovely memory. What a shame they don't grown in NZ.
DeleteHow wonderful ! Beautiful leaves.
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip and mandibles
Aren't they pretty? When there are lots and lots of them out, they are absolutely splendid.
DeleteOh pretty. I love the cheeriness of celandines and their heart-shaped leaves. I have a rough patch of grass under trees opposite my front door and soon that will be sprinkled with celandine - and the odd crocus the squirrels leave for me!
ReplyDeleteI hope your Celendines are out soon, and the crocuses too. Any news on the house purchase?
DeleteWonderful to see - I usually check a ditch out by Packwood House but they flower later than January there.
ReplyDeleteI am hoping it means we will have an early spring. I am SO fed up with winter already, but only another 6 weeks . . .
DeleteLovely to see the earliest spring flowers.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it? That one little flower put such a smile on my face.
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