The sedum although it is dead looks magnificent in the sunlight.

This iris looked as if there was a rabbit hiding in its petals

The minature iris are coming out now

When the sun come out they open up and when it goes away they close up. Like humans really.

The hellebores are also just beginning

The moon was low over the view from the loo.

The snowdrops are just starting out

I have been given a bunch of tulips

The hyacinths are falling all over the place

The leaf looked good in the sun

The hyacinth had a little twirly bit

It is a bit wet out there.

My aunt has given me a big bowl of hyacinth. The smell is wonderful.

another angle

I have been given a bunch of anemones. They are such a wonderful colour.

First daffodills of spring, sorta.. in a pot on the window ledge.

The light caught the climbing hydranger quite interestingly, I thought.

The mahonia looked quite good after the rain

I found this microcosm of a garden in the pot of the mahonia

The weather is pretty bad at the moment so here is another shot of the moon that I took.

George after the rain

The mahonia looks good at this time

I pointed my long lens at Chloe, and she ignored it because I was further away

These are marsh marigolds coming through

I caught this pansy in the sun this morning

I found this one very lonely holly berry. The birds have eaten the rest.

You can see the surface tension quite plainly round these plants

There was a very plump visitor to the bird table today

For the first of January a poppy head