The purple were only planted this year
You can just see the red emerging from within the daffodils
And the ever faithful
Nasturtium are growing back to add colour after the grey days
The wild winds have demolished our composting toilet at the farm. We need to rethink what we are going to do
Luckily we only lost power for a few hours.
There are still thousands of homes without it
It’s windy today but no where near the gale we had a few days ago
Fingers crossed we don’t get anymore
Nothing says "Spring" like beautiful tulips!
ReplyDeleteThe tulips are pretty. I'm glad they have survived your atrocious weather so far :)
ReplyDeleteI love those purple tulips (always a sucker for purple).
ReplyDeleteHopefully it’ll have all gone away in two weeks time…..or there’s going to be one very unhappy camper in Kilsyth!
ReplyDeleteThe purple tulips must have a good strong stem to not get flattened (shame about the loo) do the red ones have feathered petals or does it just look that way?
Yes they have the feathered edges. I fell in love and had to have them
DeleteThe tulips are so pretty, a lovely sign of Spring.
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