Late Winter Blooms a delightful sight

GreenBucket24

In the last week, we have been enjoying some sunny days, and our garden have shown the late winter blooms which are fun to see  how about in your area? 

Crocus Chrysanthus


Daffodils King Alfred



Tazetta Minnow Narcissus & IceBallet Pulmonaria

And this week it will be rainy and sunny days according to the weather forecast! However, looking forward to the beginning of Spring as our trees are showing new foliage and growing fast everyday.

twopenny

I'm impressed that you know the names of your plants 

You say it's part of your artistic passion. Do you ever paint your flowers?

Dustyevsky

twopenny said:

I'm impressed that you know the names of your plants 

But what is 'Ice Ballet?'

GreenBucket24

@twopenny
Thanks, I do like identifying my plants with their names rather than using only those labels provided by the sellers. Often, i found that they don't give the correct names. 

Naturally grown plants in the garden have natural colourful flowers :-), however, the ornaments where flowers may be planted or used as a additional focal point can be painted. Possibilities are endless when creative mind will work into play 

GreenBucket24

Dustyevsky said:

twopenny said:

I'm impressed that you know the names of your plants 

But what is 'Ice Ballet?'

@Dustyevsky,  Ice Ballet is the white flowering Pulmonaria or commonly called as Lungwort. 

twopenny

Never knew such a thing existed. I love Pulmonaira, greatly under rated in spring.

GreenBucket24

twopenny said:

Never knew such a thing existed. I love Pulmonaira, greatly under rated in spring.

@twopenny, yes, they are beautiful Spring flowering plants. You plant them in a dappled light area and underplant them, they will enjoy that as their habitat. There are several cultivars of this plant, various colours of flowers, can check some here - https://dorsetperennials.co.uk/comparisons/genus/pulmonaria-lungworts-comparison/
  

GreenBucket24

Sharing additional blooms for Late Winter in our garden, both of these were underplanted with bushes with upward growths ...

Snowdrops Elwesii 

Polyanthus Crescendo Pink  with some Snowdrops Elwesii 

enjoy!