My wife and I started gardening in Fukuoka (Japan) in 2003. There was nothing but muddy clayey sloping land. At the beginning we made several structure such as steps and paths, and planted turf, fruit trees, roses, herbs etc.
In 2010, we visited several famous English gardens, including Sissinghurst Castle Garden, Mottisfont Abbey Garden and Hidcote Manor Garden. We were shocked by the glory of those gardens. Since then, we have been trying to make small but glorious gardens by ourselves.
We mainly grow snowflakes in pots. It seems that the timing of when they start to bloom varies slightly depending on the pot. This year, they’ve started blooming a little later than usual. The sight of the white, bell-shaped flowers with green speckles is absolutely charming.
Snowflake is one of the most typical spring-flowering bulb plants. Its very pretty little flowers are very popular. It is almost disease and pest-free and easy to grow both in the ground and in pots. It bloomed beautifully this year, a little later than usual.
Snowflake is a bulbous plant that blooms in early spring with bell-shaped flowers. It is grown in pots in our garden and has just come into full bloom.
When they sway in the wind, you can hear the sound of bells:)
This winter has been cold and spring seems to have arrived a week to 10 days later than last year. Many potted snowflakes have started to flower. They are very pretty white flowers.
The branches of the dogwood in the background are still brightly coloured and have not yet sprouted, but will soon be ready for pruning.
The ornamental cabbages are running to seed and getting taller and taller. The potted double hellebore, which have flowered profusely, has seed bunches that are getting a little bigger.
The roses are growing new leaves, an exciting sign that another glorious season is almost upon us.
The Snowflake is an early spring reminder of the arrival of spring. The bell-shaped, downcast white flowers are fringed with green spots and are very pretty. We have potted it and put them in our herb terraces.