Let’s see your pictures of spring.

[sime42]

 

An Egremont Russet. A "real" apple.

[Mark Bolam]

Definitely seemed to have turned a corner in Kent.

 

 

[Conor Wright]

Kilmacurragh Gardens, once abandoned for over 40 years and now home to Irelands rhododendron collection, and some other gems. Still a work in progress, but it's good to see it improve as time goes on.

Not a bad way to spend a morning.

[nepia]

@Conor Wright   What are the trees in pic 5?  Eucalypt?  Stewartia?

[kram]

[Conor Wright]

3 hours ago, nepia said:

@Conor Wright   What are the trees in pic 5?  Eucalypt?  Stewartia?

Chilean myrtle. Luma apiculata. 

Wouldn't mind a few in the garden myself although I've drawn a blank finding any for sale here.

[WirralBoy]

50 minutes ago, Conor Wright said:

 I've drawn a blank finding any for sale here.

 

Depends where you are.

The RHS website lists 10 suppliers of Chilean Myrtle and 40 for Luma Apiculata

[Conor Wright]

8 hours ago, WirralBoy said:

 

Depends where you are.

The RHS website lists 10 suppliers of Chilean Myrtle and 40 for Luma Apiculata

Thanks. I'll have a look.

West of Ireland. I will admit all I did was a quick Google search, I haven't called any specialist nurseries here, although I did read that they've self seeded in parts of kerry and West Cork so there may be some free saplings out there.

 

[nepia]

A small number of our Wood Anemones are pink.  No white bluebells though

[ABtrees]

As we're now on flowers, here are some 'Whitebells' and some 'Pinkbells'