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What's looking good in the garden- late February

What's looking good in the garden- late February


What's looking good in the garden- late February




As February draws to a close, the garden team have gathered together flowers, leaves and stems of plants which are looking good across the five garden areas. The team have used these to create a display in our visitor's centre to help customers identify those plants in the garden.


What's looking good in the garden- late February

Camellia x williamsii 'Donation, Scillla sardensis
Pulmonaria seedling and Cornus mas



What's looking good in the garden- late February

Corylopsis spicata, Primula vulgaris,
Ferula communis and Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii




What's looking good in the garden- late February

Sorbaria sorbifolia 'Sem', Anemone pavonina,
Narcissus cyclamineus and Ribes sanguineum 'Albescens'




What's looking good in the garden- late February

Cardamine quinquefolia, Helleborus x hybridus,
Bergenia 'Morgenröte' and Arum italicum subsp. italicum 'Marmoratum'
 
 
 

What's looking good in the garden- late February


What's looking good in the garden- late February

Comments (1)

It's definitely been wetter here in the Midlands but things have sprouted way earlier. Climate change is real and here now
K | 03/03/2024
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