
The red monster on the right is an old amaryllis that my son C abandoned when he moved to London. We rescued it and watered it and fed it and this is one of five flowers on the first stem - there is a second stem not yet out.

The second picture is of a
single crocus that has appeared outside the kitchen doors in the bed by the paving. I did not plant it so the garden is moving in a mysterious way - or I did plant it and have forgotten - much more likely.
But not all the colour in the

garden is flowers - here are some wonderful red rhubarb leaves just emerging. The strange thing is that the same under the forcing pot is no bigger - so we will have to wait.
I was asked the other day if I talked to the plants in my garden.
Well I do - though it usually consists of "Bug*** that nettle, da** that bramble, come out you ******* sod."
The sod is a sod of earth of course!?
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