Fritillaria persica (above)
Camassia (below)
Reminding me that it is still officially Spring – a golden display of narcissus and below, another softly-shaded tulip. I must ask for the name.
(above) The flower buds from the Isaac Newton Apple Tree (see earlier post) and (below) the goblet-bloom of Magnolia soulangeana
The Regal Pelargoniums have arrived, and zonal, ivy-leaved and scented varieties too –
Roscastle Black – a diminutive dark Viola with rich blackcurrant tones and below, Lilac Time
Interesting – and possibly quite comfortable – garden chairs and below, Canary Bird, always one of the first roses to flower
and finally, the Easter Chicken, possibly…
With the exception of the image of Canary Bird, flowering on a nearby house, all the images were taken today at Petersham Nurseries.
The Teddington Gardener 