The relatively warm winter weather we've been having has produced some rather unexpected sights in the garden. The following were all pictured blooming today . . .
Not sure if the kaffir lily is early or late - we normally see them blooming in the autumn (late September / October).
A stray azalea flower - normally to be seen in May / June.
Then we have the geranium that has been blooming pretty much throughout the winter!
The snowdrops however have barely made a showing, although the first daffodils are well and truly up now, if not blooming just yet - the primroses are a little early too:
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