Flower of the Day for a year - a Challenge!

[roitelet]

A very slug ravaged polyanthus.
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A slug has got to eat!

[veggiechicken]

Bird's Eye or Speedwell as I know them. Had to look up their "real" name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veronica_chamaedrys

[roitelet]

Despite over night frost these deep purple crocus are putting on a show.

[veggiechicken]

Hazel catkins, full of pollen. These are boy flowers - there'll be some girl ones somewhere.

[farendwoman]

A couple of very nice polyanthus. Bit better than the slug ravaged specimen I posted a few days ago!
Ahh the wonders of a greenhouse.

[roitelet]

Need I say? Primroses!

[Containergardener]

Hellebores
Which are actually early this yr

[veggiechicken]

Red dead nettle/ Lamium purpureum.

Nothing flamboyant but loved by bumblebees. That's a good enough reason to let it run wild.

[roitelet]

Hazel catkins, full of pollen. These are boy flowers - there'll be some girl ones somewhere.

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Here’s some lady Hazel Catkins, long way for the pollen to travel!

[veggiechicken]

Great photo, thanks Roitelet. I've been looking for the ladies but haven't spotted them yet.

My flower is a little violet - they're popping up everywhere.

[roitelet]

I have violets too, wonderful scented ones that self sow to the point of becoming weeds.

[Jungle Jane]

A couple of first flowers of rocket & flowering currant & a photo of Daphne in full bloom smells really nice,next to rosemary,nemesia & calendula pots.

[roitelet]

Mini Daffs, Jet Fire, standing up well to the wind.

[roitelet]

Viburnum Bodnantensis that has been flowering on and off since November.

[Jungle Jane]

Hyacinth & daffodil are flowers of the day -