Flower of the Day for a year - a Challenge!

[veggiechicken]

Some Snowdrops.

[Chrissyteacup]

Daisy’s!! (I know I’m not supposed to but I do like them )

[veggiechicken]

I like daisies too - although they're looking a bit bedraggled at the moment.

[Chrissyteacup]

Some delicate sweet smelling flowers... are you all tired of me not knowing what anything is yet?

[veggiechicken]

Looks like https://www.jparkers.co.uk/sarcococc...s-box-0003391c

You have some lovely winter shrubs - lucky you

[roitelet]

Another hellebore orientalist. Do wish they would hold their heads up. Makes photographing difficult!!!!

[Chrissyteacup]

Thanks VC fortunately the previous two owners enjoyed gardening so now it’s ours we can enjoy their efforts, over time I hope I can add to it....
anyhow... a flower for tomorrow as I’m at work

[roitelet]

Today started of nice and bright and encouraged these crocus to open but by the time I got round to photographing them it was grey and raining so they had closed again.

[veggiechicken]

Mine the first daffy thing of the year. Feeling happy now that I know spring is on its way.

[Martin H]

Nice little pot of Crocus in a dusty corner of the greenhouse:

[Scarlet]

My hellebores are out!

[Mark_Riga]

Lonely Daffodil

Took this yesterday - you can see 3 clumps of daffodils in the picture but only 1 flower . what do I need to do to make them happy?



This hellibore today was looking up.

[veggiechicken]

Talk to them, Mark - maybe tell them a joke.

A few crocuses /crocii that found a patch of sun..

[roitelet]

Took this yesterday - you can see 3 clumps of daffodils in the picture but only 1 flower . what do I need to do to make them happy?

Let them grow this year and give them a feed. When the foliage has died down dig them up and split the clump into single bulbs and replant them spaced out a bit. They may not produce many flowers next year but the year after you will have a good show. When daffs get overcrowded in a clump they don’t Flower well.

[Mark_Riga]

I've got some clumps of daffodils in the grass verge in front of the house that haven't been touched for over 35 years and flower quite profusely. They are not coming up yet but I might post a picture when they do. I've been meaning to split them up for the last 25 years but not quite got round to it yet.