It’s Primrose time , so the sparrows are busy pulling the petals off as per every year. These are hidden down in a shady spot in the garden and this seems to fool the sparrows and they leave them alone.
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The Locked Down World
We are all waking up today to a world which is very very different to the one we knew a few months back. So what can I do to make a positive difference. What can I do with this blog to create positivity?
Well some of you may not have gardens to walk round and to potter about in during this time. So I am going to share more pictures of mine , videos of mine , give you a chance to spot the changes in the garden in Springtime with me.
Also I’m going to drop you a few ideas of what I am doing to survive the period of isolation. I’ll start with this link from a chap called Chris Fleming (https://christopherfleming.com/ ) , he put together this excellent 5 page document https://www.dropbox.com/s/ca1bsxmdmpl5ec8/Wave_Proactive.pdf?dl=0&fbclid=IwAR1I0BcIDRI32vap6FyQ0KRqX5bUfsB2g_2bdXqjU57FT2HilUC5QMpBBgA
If you are on Facebook he is ChrisFleming91 on there and the documents are also on there as well.
In the meantime I wish you love and light, where ever you are and hope you enjoy my garden and feel free to share.
Bluebell Time
Another plant that has a tendency to spread all over the garden, the Bluebell. But far too pretty to get rid of.
Spring Violets
I know they spread like wild fire but when they flower they are wonderful
Tulips
The Spring flowers are really struggling this year. Every time they try to flower they either get frosted or drowned
Daffodils
I love our mini daffodils, just right for a windy spot like our front garden
Crocus
Always happy to see the crocus in flower , means Spring is on the way.
First Crocus
The first crocus has arrived
Bluebell Time
The Bluebells are now coming into flower.
Garden View
The bottom bed of the garden in flower.
Julie's Garden 