Wednesday, 4 March 2020

Tulips



My tulips are almost open!
It seems a little early as last year they were open on 13th March, but I'm happy to see them.
There must be Spring on the horizon.

I brought these big terra cotta pots from France and they are lasting well, though one has cracked this year.
I just bind them up with Duct tape and they go on.

This is a joy, a little patch of Daffodils, Primroses and Grape Hyacinths.
How lovely to see them altogether.

11 comments:

Sarah said...

Your flowers are beautiful! I am hoping for an early spring too. : )

Kristina said...

I cant wait for warmer weather :) My balcony will be full of flowers :)

Salty Pumpkin Studio said...

Yay! Lovely flowers

Carolien said...

That looks so good! I bet we are all eager for Spring to arrive in abundance :)

Love, Carolien

Lorrie said...

It's so wonderful when the first spring flowers bloom. I love the mix of your daffodils, muscari, and primroses. Such great colours together.

Granny Marigold said...

I love your little patch of Spring flowers.
I can hardly wait for mine to begin blooming.

Pom Pom said...

I can almost smell spring while reading this post! Tulips are so fresh and I love your combo of dafs and grape hyacinth!

mamasmercantile said...

I love seeing the first daffodils a lovely reminder that Spring is on the way.

French Nanny said...

Beautiful! My tulips are doing well in a big pot too, but those in the ground, round the lime tree are a bit behind.

ellen b. said...

What a treat to see them bloom. Daffodils are such a good herald to the beautiful season of Spring.

Elderberry-Rob said...

I have a few daffodils in the garden, found snowdrops in the woods yesterday :) I love those little miniature hyacinth flowers you have there.

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