Oh, it did print. 
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The Tulbaghia I picked to have some colour in the house is so delicately beautiful close to but determined to turn its head to the smallest. glimmer of light on a dull wet day. The red flowers are one of the sage family with lovely aromatic leaves. The third photograph is a Nesperas or Loquat tree. We have one in the garden but at the moment is surrounded by long soggy grass so this photo is of one outside a restaurant we went to this week.
Sorry the third photo won’t load. It’s a pity because for a short time in November it is a beautiful tree with a lovely perfume. The rest of the year it’s extremely boring!
Lovely photos Norah and Aldom
Re bulbs, my experience is they will come up. Depending on type and size of bulbs, they may be a bit late or shorter in their rush to bloom.
Unless they are left over from last autumn?
Lovely sunny day and still the Begonias are in flower
I'd plant now and hope
The bulbs are definitely confused. I’ve just found this muscari in flower - should not flower until mid-late spring.
A beautiful camellia Norah. I love them, so versatile. I'll find a photo of mine, which is a spring flowering camellia.
Very pretty Auntieflo. Yes, your parsley looks healthy. 
Here are my begonias. They are so cheerful.
The parsley in the front looks OK too.
My Rosa Alan Titchmarsh.
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