Winter has just officially begun and I know there's a lot of wet and cold weather to come. Last year we had 3 days of
snow in August, almost unheard of in Wellington. Yet in the Botanic Gardens this weekend I found unmistakeable signs of Spring:
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This daffodiul, Narcissus, in the rock garden and others near the tree house were in flower. |
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Corydalis in the rock garden. For a discussion on the shape of these flowers see my earlier blog. |
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Snowflake, Leucojum aestivum. |
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