Flowers and foliage in February 2024

that's useful to know Eli as I bought one just after Christmas, as it's going to get colder I'll stick it in the greenhouse just in case

it's a pretty well established young one and was in flower when I got it, possible a 3/4litre pot, I'll take a picture of it if it ever stops raining

Here is a "cutting" I took of my Flamingo Lily. It's not "technically" a cutting as I pulled it off the mother plant & put it in a jar of water. It was only supposed to be there till the next day but it ended up being in the water for several weeks! Even after that time there was no sign of it making roots. A few days ago I finally put it in a pot with some compost. So I'll have to wait & see now if it roots or not!

I wish it did grindle! Though there are half a dozen Hyacinths in flower at present the wind comes along & carries the scent off!

Eli Great to see so many flowers in your garden! Unfortunately Hellebores wouldn't like our balcony - it get far too hot for them in the summer as being a SW facing balcony we get all the sun going from about 10am till the sun goes down in the late evening! (10pm during June!)

balc2 Most of my Hellebores grow at the bottom of the garden where the hedgerow along the field provides some shade. The rest of it gets like an oven on a summer day and is not suitable for them. I live on a hill so in the summer we get sunshine right up until it sets.