As yesterday was the spring equinox, I decided to take a walk in our garden. My dizzy problem had returned, and I hoped the fresh air would help. This problem is a regular visitor who usually gives up after a day or two. I had given up trying to write as wearing my glasses made it worse, so I took them off and was stumbling around the garden like an idiot. But every time I saw a flash of colour I took a picture.
I am dictating this as the keyboard is a blur, so I apologise for any discrepances.
The first flash of colour I spotted was the yellow forsythia, which for some reason, is growing in the hedge that runs down our garden, separating us from the neighbours. I rather like it there.
This Japanese quince is a bonsai, currently awaiting repotting.
Not sure what these are called, but they appear all over the place.
Such a lovely colour…
And finally, I must add my little orphan, this white azalea. I have had him for a long time; he never seems to grow but always blooms around Christmas. These flowers are the fourth to arrive; all the others were knobbled by the weather!
Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie 
Sorry about the dizziness. I hope you are better. But those flowers are still awesome.💐
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Bless you, Jude…
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Lovely images of spring. I hope the dizziness subsides 💚
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Thanks Alethea, it usually does…
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I think the spotted leaved one is a pulmonaria, or lungwort. I think it’s very pretty.
This time of year is lovy. Next door’s camellia is blooming and showing over the fence. We have hellebores, daffodils, primroses and a beautiful Daphne which fills the garden with perfume.
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Best time of year!
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Thank you for sharing your lovely garden. Bursts of color everywhere!
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Yes, it was worth the wait, Jan…
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Everyone deserves a second chance 👍🏼
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