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I love this time of year, watching each plant and tree waking up. These two are showing signs. A Mukdemia Rossi and Muscari.
Sisyrinchium Rocky Point
Rhodohypoxis Confecta
Sisyrinchium Biscutella
A few accent snaps from recent weeks.
I planted up a dwarf Horsetail in this pot about 4 years ago and promptly neglected it among the others on my bench. Over the four years I had a few neighbouring plants move in of there own accord and have now made this their home. It’s also made my feeble efforts at kusamono look average.
New additions include, Rowan, Cotoneaster, Viola, and whatever the hell the big tall thing is. No clue, obviously brought in by the birds.
Rustyback Fern with Sedum gifted to me from County Cork and now in a Magic Ceramic Tray/tile.
Sea Thrift planted onto rock from the West of Ireland.
A dwarf form of Edelweiss. Potter unknown.
Loving this little native of Sierra Nevada. Maybe I’ll get to see some in the wild this month.
Pot Wallsall Ceramics.
It’s had to beat a Sisyrinchium at it’s peak. This ‘Devon Skies’ is a new variety to me this year and seems to flower a little earlier than my other varieties.
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