That’s a very guilty look @Mups …. I wonder what mischief she has been up to this time? 
What lovely photos.
@logan1 - The snake’s head fritillary is one of my favourite flowers - I’ve tried growing them in every garden I’ve had, in different positions, but they never seem to flourish or get well established.
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Thank you Boot, the fritillary likes it damp and our soil is clay but they do take a long time to grow. They’ve been there for a very long time and that’s the best that they have been.
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Thought I would show you a picture of the daffies on the grass verge outside my house…over the stone wall is my garden
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I bought a packet from Tesco two years back and they have grown well but my garden is clay and it rained a lot the first year …
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Summer, love to see grass verges looking like that, lucky you
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They should be fine, that’s the situation that mine are in.
I love spring flowers they really brighten the place up don’t they after a fairly colourless winter…summer is on its way…yay!!!
here we go; clematis 
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lovew the tulips mags and the clematis swimmy
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Thank you Macey 
For me, Spring begins with crocus and daffodils, then reaches the heights of glory with the bright and beautiful displays of tulips.
I love them - and your pots full of tulips look glorious @Mags - wonderfully cheerful. 
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Thank you Boot
Thankyou swimmy 