I’m wondering if this is the superior pink bugle called Ajuga reptans Rosea. It certainly is an exceptional performer #inmygardennow!
#bloomscrolling

Masses of blossom on this Phillyrea latifolia #inmygardennow . This will grow into a graceful evergreen #tree well suited to a warming climate. But I might be tempted to cloud prune it!

Magnolia ‘Fairy Magnolia White’ #inmygardennow

Camassia leichtlinii getting into its stride in our orchard. White ones to follow soon. Then Allium siculum and all slowly spreading. #inmygardennow #bloomscrolling

The Californian Fuchsia has flowers that resemble fuchsias but is more closely related to a gooseberry!
This is Ribes speciosum on a sunny wall #inmygardennow

Next best thing to the #EasterBunny?
It’s Easter carrots from my poly tunnel.
#inmygardennow

Narcissus Golden Echo is one of the very best varieties of #daffodil.
Multiple blooms per stem and a great performer #inmygardennow

In spite of horrid weather yesterday the first flower opened on this young grafted #magnolia Caerhays Belle #inmygardennow

I’m looking forward to the sweet honey scent from this Euphorbia mellifera when these flowers open! #inmygardennow

Daffodil Golden Echo - one of the best later flowering #daffodils
#inmygardennow

Will it open today?
The very first bloom on a #Magnolia Caerhays Belle #inmygardennow .

Wall trained Ribes speciosum #inmygardennow has dainty fuchsia-like flowers.

Sophora Sun King #inmygardennow

Rich colouring on new shoots rapidly emerging from Euphorbia griffithii Dixter #inmygardennow

‘Dr Burnside’ #Camellia takes a lot of beating! Probably the very best red Camellia japonica? Or do you have a better suggestion? #inmygardennow

Native Lent Lily and the Tenby daffodil #inmygardennow and spreading nicely.
Narcissus pseudonarcissus lobularis (L)
Narcissus obvallaris (R)

Coronilla valentina subsp. glauca 'Citrina' is still a star #inmygardennow. It’s looked like this for already over a month! Such a great shrub for a well drained and slightly sheltered spot.

Narcissus W P Milner
Tiny pale and early #inmygardennow

Crocus Flower Record #inmygardennow

Three years after planting this clump of Iris reticulata Harmony flowers well because of the layer of grit underneath them to ensure good drainage. #inmygardennow #gardeningtips

Sarcococca hookeriana digyna pumping out the very powerful scent #inmygardennow to entice bees!
It’s an easy to grow evergreen shrub which is good in shade but will tolerate full sun too. #gardentips

Daphne Spring Beauty really performing by our front door #inmygardennow

Enjoying the colour brown before we cut everything back soon! #inmygardennow

Earlier than expected but Early Purple Sprouting broccoli ‘Rudolph’ very welcome #inmygardennow

Daphne Spring Beauty getting into its stride outside our front door. Not as scented as Daphne bholua but such a welcome sight in January! #inmygardennow
More details on my Insta post.

Pic taken before today’s incessant rain!
Coronilla valentina subsp. glauca Citrina in full flower. #inmygardennow

Dogwoods really light up a #garden in winter! This is a form of the European native Cornus sanguinea and is Anne’s Winter Orange and better than the more common Midwinter Fire (IMHO). #inmygardennow

Tiny crab apples in the sunshine.
Malus transitoria #crabapple.
#inmygardennow

Mahonia x media Winter Sun still amongst the very best #autumn flowering shrubs. #inmygardennow
Having recently seen the exciting RHS trial, there will soon be other excellent choices!

Sheesh, it’s got a very long name often shortened to just Soft Caress mahonia. I’ve never seen it flower so well as this year #inmygardennow.
It’s a great evergreen foliage shrub- so it’s Mahonia eurybracteata subsp. ganpinensis 'Soft Caress'