It was a glorious day today so I have been out and about and took what could be my last visit to Mount Usher. I thought the garden had never looked better but here are a few candelabra primulas, simply because I don’t think I have featured them in a post yet!
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Hopefully not! Thanks for these glimpses: I love seeing the primulas along the stream side garden at Harlow Carr. These ones seem early.
well those at Mount Usher responded to the mild autumn and winter by putting up a few flowers in November so I was worried there would be few flowers for spring – but I needn’t have worried.
Lovely