After several days of trying to post this picture the right way up I've given up. Rotating makes no difference so here are the forget-me-nots you asked for Alice.................sideways on ! Just hope you're not using a desktop computer. 
Love from Cat, xxx
Beautiful Eileen I'm so jealous, my garden still needs sprucing up after the winter xxxx
Janet
If I have to make the choice between garden and housework it's garden every time. It's my little bit of heaven.
Been out there all day today mowing & edging etc. and of course one thing leads to another.
......................I'll be good for nothing tomorrow though Janet !! 
xxx
Oh wow Cat your garden look beautiful! Used to live my garden, planting and tending it but post BI its neglected very badly. x
sooo prreetty!
Thanks Caroline & Razy. Spring is definitely the best season for colour.
It's a very uplifting time of year when there is a sudden splash of vibrant Spring Colour after the gloom of winter. I love seeing every thing starting to bud and grow and the leaves and blossom covering the trees again.
Me too. It never disappoints does it Caroline and every year when I see the first signs (usually crocuses) I'm like an excited child ! xx 
Yes, SO pretty! I used to have forget-me-nots (and aubretia and blue and pink bells, grape hyacinths+) in my garden: I love blues, mauves together with white, stunning!
Plus one year (seed dropped by wind or bird?) the most incredible poppy-type flowers suddenly appeared. Leaves, buds and everything like poppies but the flowers SO frilly, bit like many many petalled carnations. I kept taking photos of them because the flower only lasted very few days and wind blew all petals off. Short-lived but WOW amazing.
Can't post a pic coz on my PC there's no button or way to attach/upload pix here.
oh forgot: the flowers were delicate PINK not poppy red. So pretty with grey-green foliage/leaves of it.
Hi Muddled,
I had some surprise wild foxgloves last year.Don't know if you can recognise your poppy on here ? x google.co.uk/search?q=orien...
Muddled. Yes I have some stunning poppies which I think the birds were responsible for planting but, like yours, they last only a few days ; pity isn't it. But that just makes them all the more special. x
Love forget me nots, beautiful picture
Thanks Rachy. They are lovely and I used to have thousands but had to 'cull' quite a few to allow space for other plants.
Nowadays, I pull every last one up after flowering, but the fallen seeds still guarantee a plentiful supply the following year. xx
They absolutely don't forget thats where their home is xx
I assume that's why they have that name. No matter how thorough I am in weeding them out they won't be beaten.
They have a special meaning for me because when my mum died and the family home was vacated, I took some clumps from her beautiful garden and brought them home.
So now when I look through my window she's everywhere. And when they've finished, there's the apple tree she planted from a pip which I also have. xx
Loving your anti-gravity garden ,Cat ! Great nots,ground cover and tulips too : ) x
Just like my garden cat3.........so long as I keep my eyes shut !!!!
Must say gardening was never my strong point. I used to grow veg but now only have a small garden. This I dont mind as like I said I dont enjoy gardening.
Although I do appreciate a nice garden and that pic ( even sideways ) looks like a wonderful garden to relax in.
Thanks Paxo. It's my retreat 'cause no one else is remotely interested, except for my neighbour with whom I share cuttings and garden-talk through our adjoining hedge.
My mum had a massive garden and grew all her own veg. but my brother & I used to hide behind the pea frames and eat most of the peas, disposing of the pods in the fields next door.
Kids are horrid at times. And it saddens me now I recall all the work she put in to growing all this stuff to help make ends meet. 
xx
I was the same growing up. My mums garden is huge although now mainly lawns and flowers. When growing up my grandad gave me the love of growing veg but we to had no success with growing peas. Ok ok so I used to empty the pods and eat the peas while leaving the pod on the plant. Oh how I thought I was crafty. I wish I was fit enough to pass on this with my grandaughters but hopefully the small scale growing carrots in a pot will be sufficient.
Yes, I'm trying to interest my grandson in planting seeds and watching them grow.
Trouble is, he's impatient and expects results overnight.
I remember my son planting beans when he was a kid. He was hoping to emulate 'Jack' so it was doomed to fail.
But we did get some good, tasty runner beans, so it wasn't a total let-down ! xx
Glad to say my granddaughters have moved on from pushing a leaf into a pot and expecting it to be a tree by the following week.
Had a bit of a setback gardening as our neighbour decided to pile a load of brickd against our fence. Result being fence falling down taking green house with it.
Neighbours response was " I see your fence has collapsed" . No s##t sherlock ? Still picking glass up over a month later. Think plastic sheeting will be used next. Plant growing is on hold this year ......
That's so unfair. And is he oblivious to the cause of the collapse?
Oh I think he knows he is.....unfortunately he also knows that I can have trouble with my temper and seems to know how best to get a reaction. Tried talking but just stares blankly waiting for a reaction, which fortunately for me my wife stepped in and calmed me before I lost it.
Unfortunately he is not the most kindly of people and has little to do with others around us. I must say the feeling is mutual and I pray that kama will interseed. What goes around and all that sort of stuff.
I just feel life is just to short to waste time on people like that and he may have done me a favour as my wife was not keen on me having a green house. To much glass and me prone to falling was a little unerving for her.
Lovely to see. Thank you for sharing x
Glad you like it M.A. I think anyone with a soul appreciates lovely flowers ; that's why this is a good place to post some.
Pity Alice, who asked for them, doesn't seem to be around ; I hope she's ok & I've messaged her.
xxx
Hi Cat,
I'm around but been away for a few days and been busy.
I had an email notification cos you'd messaged me otherwise I would have missed the photo, I love it!
I want a garden like yours, beautiful!
Take care, I'll be back soon xx
I'll be back soon xx
Niiiiicee!! I now feel quite relaxed.
I could do with an acre of my stately grounds looking as beautiful as that!
Baron C
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Well you should ask your Jeeves to have a word with the gardener ! 
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He's far too busy attending to my extensive needs
Poor old Jeeves ; worked half to death I imagine.
Perhaps get some government coffers for more gardening staff?...........'Tis a stately home after all and one has standards to maintain. xx
It's very, VERY tricky to get the government to listen to your demands when you live in such a palatial abode. I've even considered opening up the gardens to the public, but the idea of having everyday plebs wandering around my home fills me with dread. And bile.
I'm sure you understand my dilemma. Head injury or not, I'm better than that, clearly
Seems so unfair when some have had a second home, or a moat or duck-pond.
I suppose that's just for MPs and Lords isn't it.
Still, a wildlife garden can be really attractive and will attract a better type of creature than the awful riff-raff which I can now see would be intolerable.
Enjoy the weeds, and the birds and bees. xx
WOW, Cat, they are stunning! What a beautiful garden you have! Thanks so much for remembering me!
I'm on my phone so easy to see the photo the right way round.
I've been really busy but will message you when I can.
Hope all's well with you and thanks again. I just love your garden! xx
It looks
Wonderful. Wished mine looked like that.. L am not greened fingered at all lol x
Wow! Thats some garden! How'd do you get the flowers to stick sideways lol.
Actually looking at that beutifaul garden can I give you my address? Only my garden is in severe need of a make-over, especially if it has to come anywhere near to compete with yours.
Love it ans so relaxing.
Sporan
Love your garden Cat, must admit without my garden, I'd go mad. When other half is having a bad day & I struggle to cope with his moods, it's iff to the garden for me & take out MY frustration on the weeds. An hour later & I'm calm again plus everything looks so much better.
Much more fun than housework!!
Beautiful Cat, I wish I loved gardening more, but I just don't have green fingers!!
Why am I sleeping so much? Is it bad for me.
Beginning to wonder if this is the right place for me. 
Would you climb a mountain for me?
Help me to speeded up my recovery with brain excercises please as I read on here someone did&ziti WORKED😱❤️
