They bring some well-needed brightness to the garden following the dreary winter months
Double Daffodil of petals of dense whorls of goldens yellows with occasional pale tips and slightly darker corona segments
Several golden orange to red
yolk-yellow stamens) which sway gracefully on delicately dancing stems
Eranthis will spread and provide plentiful golden yellow blooms in the early spring time
Hydrangea paniculata 'Little Spooky' Dahlia 'Crazy Love' They bring some well-needed brightnessWith its conical white, green flushed blooms, held aloft on sturdy stems, and light green leaves offering a wonderful bushy backdrop, 'Little Spooky' is a terrific plant, not a terrifying one! Growing to only three quarters of a metre, and often even smaller, this dwarf cultivar is perfect for patios, terraces and balconies, as well as smaller beds and borders. Hardy enough to withstand British winters (RHS H5) and tolerant of a wide range of