March 2013 in the Northern Hemisphere

[Jozef Lemmens]

A few spare plants of Pulsatilla slavica are flowering in my greenhouse.



And a white form of Primula allionii.
Primula allionii 'Eureka'

[ranunculus]

Superb shots, Jozef.  Love the pulsatilla.

[David Nicholson]

And a white form of Primula allionii.
Primula allionii 'Eureka'

....and I haven't seen a better white allionii than that.

[ruweiss]

Ranunculus calandrinioides in the crevice garden.
Jef, thanks for your excellent photos.

[Jozef Lemmens]

A Daphne bholua with variegated leaves.

Daphne odora 'Limelight'

[art600]

A few bulbs flowering in my bulb house

I would appreciate your thoughts on names for the two muscari.

The third plant is Hyacinthella lazuluna

The fourth is Chinoscilla allenii

[johnralphcarpenter]

Some happy hellebores here in Kent - happier than us given the dismal weather!

[johnralphcarpenter]

and a few more.....

[Maggi Young]

They are looking good JRC - and you seem to have quite a number which are being kind enough to face the viewer, rather than hanging their heads .

[johnralphcarpenter]

Yes, they are mostly x ericsmithii hybrids not H. x hybridus,

[Maggi Young]

Yes, they are mostly x ericsmithii hybrids not H. x hybridus,

I was thinking that, from some of the foliage we can see.  Thanks for the note. Good plants

[Roma]

Snow has been coming and going here for nearly three weeks.  There's never been a big fall here but it has been melting during the day then lying a bit overnight.  Many days it has been snowing lightly most of the time but melting and not really accumulating.  We had some sunshine this afternoon which melted the snow quite a bit.
Corydalis are emerging a bit squashed, some snowdrops are flattened but hellebores and Iris Frank Elder have survived. 

[Jozef Lemmens]

Yellow, yellow and yellow.   

Cyrtanthus breviflorus (??), probably a wrong name.



Dionysia Monica x ? 'MK9244/11', flowering only at the top of the plant.



Fritillaria carica 'ES-322/06', a Pavelka collection.

[David Nicholson]

Ranunculus ficaria from the garden today. It's possibly 'Brazen Hussy' but I can't be certain.

No it wasn't, it's 'Copper Knob'

One from the garden today:-

Ranunculus ficaria aurentiacus