Sorry folks, I am in a terrible rush today, so this is going to be heavy on the photos, light on the words. Almost indetectable on the words. Let us go, but don’t forget to pop over to The Prop’s site to find out what it’s all about Alfie.
First a cyclamen, a bit raged around the edges but that is the same for many plants in my garden. Also for the gardener.
Now some “I should have bought them in for decoration but forgot” hydrangea heads.
Bulbs, in pots, but you will have to take my word for it, they could be just pots. Muscari ‘Mount Hood and Tulipa orphanidea ‘Flava’.
Salvia elegans is always late on parade and I can never quite capture its true colour.
Going into its second winter, this pellie is not showing any signs of giving up. I hope I haven’t just cursed it.
Lastly, a single flower spike of Nerine undulata. Will it won’t it? Hope so.
That is me done! Must dash ……..
Off The Edge Gardening 
Lots of nice colour there which is very welcome on a wet and miserable day. I hope your Nerine bud opens.
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Thank you, I will definitely feature on a SoS if it does!
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That wasn’t a clue there was it? Must dash! Are you standing in for one of the reindeers?
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It was just an interview for the job, not sure if I am speedy enough!
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Nice pinks and whites in your garden this week. Lovely to see some colour.
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Thanks, it is getting harder and harder to find. 🙂
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Waiting for the nerine that will open. Nice colors and a lot of rain isn’t it…
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Lots of rain!!!!
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Ha ha – nicely done, loony tune!! Succinct! Was the ‘raged around the edges’ a poetic phrase…or just a speed typo??
Love you..from swotty (who is still in bed with flu and has time to notice these minutiae, because she hasn’t actually even seen her kitchen for the last four days, only the four walls of this bedroom which I used to like but am now quite bored of!!!😆😆😆😷) Ps last night I had a fevery dream, that trees were growing out of me and I was sinking under the soil…so I decided not to go to sleep but instead plan my big tree plant which is now on again, as the cavalry, in the form of Gavin Spittlehouse has just appeared on the horizon to offer us his unexpectedly early arrived trees. Can’t think what brought that nightmare on…xx
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Sorry you are ill Daffy 😦 I should really go back and correct the spelling mistake but I think it is too late now. That is what you get for rushing! Hope you are feeling better xxx
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Salvia elegans, so true. Always too late for my hummers to savor. So sad.
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Some years I wonder if they will make it, but so far so good!
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Some of my bulbs in pots are already peeking through! I am altogether surprised they haven’t all rotted away!
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Yes, I’ve got a few snowdrops showing a nose, hope they slow down!
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Always worth reading even if you are rushed, and always lovely photos to look at. That’s all your avid readers need.
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Thanks TT x
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Well done on producing your six even when you are in a rush. Nerine undulata is one of the last nerines to bloom, have faith it will get there.
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I still have faith, you are my nerine inspiration …..
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That hydrangea is gorgeous just where it is. So much colour still in your garden. Hope you’ve stopped moving & had a nice stiff drink, straightened out some of your ragged (or raged) edges. It’s the season for indoor drinks, regardless the edges.
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All chilled now thank you. Visitors are great but exhausting!
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I am having similar ‘will it won’t it?’ thoughts about a sunflower bud…
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Cold weather on the way, I am being to have my doubts. 😦
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Again, sorry I missed it. I don’t know if I will ever catch up. My favorite of yours this week is the pelargonium (zonal geranium). I now it is not completely white, but it is still a pelargonium.
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