Spring can be Blue
Wikipedia tells me these plants are native to the Eastern Mediterranean, North-East Iran, and Turkmenistan. In Victorian times a blue hyacinth apparently indicated sincerity. (The RHS provides cultivation notes.)
In a Cratfield Garden
The weather stays warm and there are beautiful sights in Cratfield gardens.
In a Cratfield garden
Spring has definitely arrived!
In a Cratfield garden
The garden is slowly starting to wake up. The bergenias will have changed colour by June, and the daffodils and tulips will be going to sleep again – a continuous cycle of waking and sleeping, living and dying.