Nice to see 1st new flowers in the garden

kazschow

No snow drops here yet

Farway

squack wrote: »

yes you can't go using language like that on here lol

Eeek, never knew there was a filter, for those who may wonder it was "pu55y willow"

System

violets, luverly violets have been out for 2/3 weeks in my garden in Dorset

BOGOF_Queen

Snowdrops out here too, however the daffs are a long way off yet here in deepest Devon.

Amarillo

I have a solitary primrose that has been out for the last week or so.

cootambear

Farway wrote: »

Yep, noticed first snowdrops a couple of days ago nad the "!!!!! willow" are coming along nicely

ah yes you can`t say !!!!! on the forum

anyone here from s!!!!horpe?

lostinrates

islandman wrote: »

violets, luverly violets have been out for 2/3 weeks in my garden in Dorset

Oooh, lucky you.

Tulips are poking their greenery above ground too now as are the big potted daffs I planted....and a couple of self seeded sweet peas. The daphne that I was given over the winter...its buds look aching to open...faint pink and my nose is ready to smell it. The other bulbs I planted haven't shown...some daffs and snowdrops on verges.

emiliah

We've got a few daffodil shoots surfacing, and 2 or 3 snowdrops appeared under our apple tree last year, and am really hoping they survived the winter and hopefully multiplied.

Fay

Its our first spring in our house, we moved in October. We have been spending a few hours each weekend trying to clear all of the dead plants from over the winter-the last owner let the garden get a bit wild sadly. However, there are literally hundreds of shoots coming up that we have uncovered. We have 4 clumps of snowdrops already flowering and I suspect the other bulbs will be mainly daff's, although some don't look the same-it will be lovely to see how the garden develops. We also have a single primrose too!

wssla00

My spring violas have made an early appearance and have my gladioli budding already! Very good

Now just waiting for the rest to appear!