Easter flowers 2023

The rainy periods seem to have come to an end, just in time for Easter celebrations; the Orthodox Easter follows next week.

Indoor grown seedlings need to be gradually acclimatized outdoors: Silene turgida, Phacelia sericea, Gypsophila cerastioides and others.

We are told that the night temperatures will remain above zero next week; some garden cleaning becomes urgent for the locations where the Corydalis, Claytonia, Hepatica, Helleborus,  and other early spring species are starting to grow & flower.

Also, it is a good time to start acclimatizing the indoor produced seedlings. Plus, the two-years old seedlings overwintered outdoors are starting to grow…

Enjoy the spring flowers and keep an eye on slugs, they are voracious at this time. The stage of growth and flowering can be noticed in the images below, so it is impossible to say what Corydalis seeds or others will be available later.

Happy Easter to all celebrating, with a message of peace, joy, hope and happiness!