Spring Colour in the Garden | Ventnor Botanic Friends

We spent a long time in the Garden today lots of new things to see in the Mediterranean Garden although the weather was not as sunny and warm as Wednesday & Thursday last week.

For those who are not so local and are unable to visit the Garden at this time we have taken some photographs to keep you up to date with how wonderful the Garden is looking in early Spring.

I am working on reversing the content so that you will now see the most recent photographs at the top of the post. Further down the post the images may be a bit random.

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**At the end of our walk.** **Buds forming on the spiral Aloe – Aloe polyphylla in the Arid Garden.**

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The Mediterranean Garden

*Cistus albidus* – Rock Roses receiving attention from the bees.

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**French Lavender in the Mediterranean Garden.**

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The Palm Garden

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**The fig tree by the waterfall already laden with fruit.**

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**Arum Lilly in the Southern Hemisphere Terrace and the first flowers to brighten the long border.**

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**Probably the last photos of the Japanese area as the last of the trees flower**.

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**The Mediterranean Border with a colourful Aeonium and Echiums coming into flower**.

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