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Six on Saturday – 23rd March 2019

By Patientgardener @patientgardener
Six on Saturday – 23rd March 2019Anemone coronaria ‘Bordeaux’

A lovely sunny day in the garden, finally, with no particular plans just being.  I am enjoying this meme as it makes me really look at what is looking best in the garden. I have a mooch around the garden taking photos of anything interesting.  However, it took a few walks around the garden before I spotted the Anemone coronaria ‘Bordeaux’; which was a real thrill as I have tried to establish this before and failed.

Six on Saturday – 23rd March 2019Pulstilla vulgaris ‘Papageno’

Not far away I found Pulstilla vulgaris ‘Papageno’ which was new a couple of years ago and seems to be establishing itself.

Six on Saturday – 23rd March 2019

I have been bemoaning the fact that the primroses haven’t been reappearing this year and they never seem to bulk up but I did find this double primrose.

Six on Saturday – 23rd March 2019

There are quite a few tulips almost ready to flower in the garden.  I really like the serrated edge of the petals of this one.

Six on Saturday – 23rd March 2019

I thought I would include the Forsythia as I think it is really underrated and people can be quite snobbish about it but what’s not to like about those lovely yellow flowers.

Six on Saturday – 23rd March 2019
Melianthus major

Finally, I discovered that the Melianthus major is flowering.  It doesn’t flower every year and I think the flowering is brought on by the warmer temperatures.  There are two flower spikes so far.  They are fascinating to watch as the spike slowly grows and unfurls over a number of weeks.

So those are my favorite things this week – for more Six on Saturday pop over the the Propagator’s Blog.

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