...but maybe making some progress!
Because we've had some nippy frosts, I thought I'd better brave the elements and snap some pics before Ol' Jack bit things.
A lone hyacinth...
One Dutch iris...
Agapanthus
Some pretty weeds...
A basket of pansies I abandoned in ferociously hot and windy weather...they done come back, ma'm!
I have a few daffs, but they're in shade at the moment...maybe I'll update this later with more pics...
Are you in Spring now? It’ll be lovely to see your Spring and Summer when we’re in the grip of Autumn and Winter! Your garden is looking lovely.
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Oh...it's a shared space, but I'd really like to do something more than have a few pots. I will get some peas and beans in when it's a bit warmer (the bathroom window sill is lined with loo roll cardboards which are great for seeds!)
DeleteJust spotted this post - it obviously arrived late into the Reader, as I had to scroll down to see it. It's a proper mix of seasons there, isn't it? Primulas and iris and agapanthus, at the same time?! Like Ms Scarlet, although it's confusing to see your Spring starting as our late summer is fading, I'm looking forward to seeing more. Jx
ReplyDeleteThere should be some lovely things just around the corner...
DeleteLovely, sweetpea! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThose "weeds" really are very pretty. Is that a Salvia they're sharing the pot with?
ReplyDeleteI've just been doing some very quick research into NZ climate as, like Jon, I'm amazed that you have agapanthus and pelargoniums flowering at the same time as hyacinths and irises. Average max & min temps of 15 & 8 at this time of year would seem to be responsible.
Yes! Well=spotted...I think it's a couple of bits of Amistad salvia that snapped off in the car (well, it's a tad tall for the back seat of a little Susuki!) the day I bought it.
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