The Half Wild Garden
My oh my what a beautiful day.
Spring has sprung and this year it is extra sweet because it is our first in our new garden. Every time a plant comes into flower it feels like a gift: purple crocuses, cheery narcissi, heavenly hellebores, pretty snowdrops, zingy Mahonia zipping through the fig tree, bright Bergenias, delicate plum blossom and the divine smelling Daphne odora.
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Your Daphne must be in a very warm location. mine is hardly out yet.
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It’s in our south facing front garden in Sussex and has been out for a couple of weeks!
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