March 2021
1st -15th March
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Camelia in my next door neighbour's front garden Credit: Annie Singer |
Pink blossom in bloom in Coulson Park, Lostwithiel Credit: Annie Singer |
February 2021
16th - 28th February
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The above photos were taken on a walk from Lostwithiel to the top of Golant. The photos of the catkins was taken on the way through the fields to Milltown Woods and the other three were taken at the entrance to the churchyard of St Sampson Church in Golant. | |
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Daphne now in full bloom Credit: Carol Williams |
Polyanthus and Narcissi Tete-a-Tete Credit: Malcolm Heaven |
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Spring on the Esplanade in Fowey Credit: Annie Singer
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Spring at Duchy Nurseries Credit: Annie Singer |
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Three of the many patches of daffodils/narcissi in my garden. They were my late husband's favourite Spring flowers. Credit: Annie Singer |
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Seen on my walk from Penpol to Wilsland Credit: Annie Singer |
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Spring in Malcolm Heaven's garden | |
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Spring is coming to Jo Warrick's garden |
1st - 15th February
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Catkins near Duchy Nurseries Credit: Annie Singer |
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Primroses in Polscoe, near Lostwithiel Credit: Annie Singer |
White periwinkle in Polscoe near Lostwithiel Credit: Annie Singer |
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Lonely clump of snowdrops in Twowatersfoot Credit: Irene Eliot |
Lonely clump of primroses on Restormel Estate, Lostwithiel Credit: Annie Singer |
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I took all five photos during walk of 4th February which took me around St Veep. Credit: Annie Singer |
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Cheerful signs of Spring in my garden Credit: Annie Singer |
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Camellia at Duchy Nurseries Credit: Judy Dixon |
Daphne in my garden struggling to bloom Credit: Carol Williams |
January 2021
16th - 31st January
Snowdrops near St Kew Highway Credit: Steph Thomas |
Violets in Mixtow Credit: Penny Tuck (Annie's friend) |
Hellobore in a garden in Penpol Credit: Julie Devine (Annie's neighbour) |
Miniature irises in a garden in Penpol Credit: Katie Wilks (Annie's neighbour) |
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Camellia collection at Lanhydrock Credit: Annie Singer |
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Daphne at Lanhydrock Credit: Annie Singer |
Snowdrop at Lanhydrock Credit: Annie Singer |
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Yellow jasmine at Lanhydrock Credit: Annie Singer |
Chaenomeles speciosa "Brilliant" at Lanhydrock Credit: Annie Singer |
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Buds on azalea at Lanhydrock Credit: Annie Singer |
Little robin under azalea shrub at Lanhydrock Credit: Annie Singer |
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Snowdrops in Polscoe Credit: Annie Singer |
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Cyclamens in the lane outside my house Credit: Judy Dixon |
Daffodil near Polscoe Credit: Annie Singer |
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Signs of Spring at Lanhydrock Credit: Delia Wallace |
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Hooray, Spring has sprung! First Primrose on my lockdown walk. Credit: Irene Eliot |
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Early signs of Spring in Penpol on the road to Wilsland Credit: Annie Singer |
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A friend of mine gave me a "mystery pot of bulbs" that she had put together herself. I had to wait until this week to find out what they were. The pot is in a relatively sheltered spot on my back step. I was delighted to see these small irises bloom early in the week. They are blue with very dark blue tips. Such a cheerful sight! Annie Singer |
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Lesser Celandine along Holt Road, Twowatersfoot. Credit: Irene Eliot |
Camellia near Lanreath Credit: Annie Singer |
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First signs of spring in St Veep, near Lerryn Credit: Annie Singer |
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Hellebore , (Trevanson, Lerryn) 17 January 2021 | Primroses, Trevanson Lerryn, 17 January 2021 |
Snowdrops, Trevanson, Lerryn, 17 January 2021 |
1st - 15th January
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Sandra Marten provide the four photos above and writes:
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Pink Camelia – variety is possibly Donation, but I cannot be sure. Credit: Malcolm Heaven |
Winter flowering shrubby Honeysuckle (Lonicera Fragrantissima) – much enlarged as flowers are only about 1/2inch long but very sweetly scented! Credit: Malcolm Heaven |
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Snow drops in churchyard in St Winnow Credit: Annie Singer |
Our first snowdrop Credit: Sue and Mike Foxhall |
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Camellias at Lanhydrock Credit: Annie Singer |
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Spring on hold! Ethy Fields, 7 January 2020 Credit: Sue Daw |
December 2020
1st daffodil Lerryn village 21 December 2020 Credit: Sue Daw |
1st camellia in my garden (Trevanson, Lerryn) on 21 December 2020 Credit: Sue Daw |