"I must have flowers. always and always" - Claude Monet
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| Photo 1: Snowdrops by Mary |
We often associate certain flowers with certain months of the year according to their flowering season. For instance, most people will think of snowdrops in January (Photo 1 & 2).
The choice for February is wider; for example: primroses ...
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| Photo 3: Primroses at Home |
... crocuses ...
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| Photo 4: Crocuses at Home |
... and hyacinths ...
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| Photo 5: Hyacinth at Home |
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| Photo 6: Hyacinths by Mary |
Wild daffodils flower in March as a rule (Photo 7) though modern varieties exhibit their blooms from January to May.
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| Photo 7: Wild Daffodils in March 2024 |
From mid-March to mid-May, tulips are one of the main sources of colour in the garden. And the first tulips have started to appear in the garden ...
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| Photo 8: Tulip Turkestanica (14/3/24) |
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| Photo 9: Tulip Elena (14/3/24) |
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| Photo 10: Garden Tulip (14/3/24) |
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