Saturday, 27 February 2021

Six on Saturday: Signs of Spring

 

We've made it to the end of February and there seems to be a different feel in the air.  A couple of degrees higher on the thermometer, a bit of sunshine and signs of new growth in the garden goes a long way to improve our mood.  

Here are my six:

For me, after snowdrops and crocuses the flowering blackcurrant heralds the Spring

Garlic making good growth, although the pesky squirrels have had a good root around

I am determined not to lose my lupins this year, hence the collars from plastic lemonade bottles

The Bellis in containers have sprung back to life after the frosts and snow.  They usually carry on flowering for months.

Black Grass (Ophiopogon planiscapus Nigrescens) is spreading well


This is a picture of the frogs and frogspawn in the pond.  I counted more than seven large frogs all being very active


The Propagator
generously hosts Six on Saturday.  Click on the link to his blog to see what he and his followers are growing and doing in their gardens this week.  Perhaps you feel you could add your own six too.

Stay well and focus on that chink of light at the end of the tunnel

2 comments:

  1. This is my second attempt. ☹ Fortunately, we don't have squirrels need us but we do have mice and pigeons. However, they aren't interested in the garlic.

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  2. Just noticed, that should read "near" us.

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