The flowers (and lambs) are coming

Morning Bloomers,

Here on the farm things are starting to feel a little more Spring like.  There are a few flowers in bloom outside and the first of the lambs have been born.  Not to mention the glorious weather we had over the weekend. 


Tete a Tete in a sheltered position by the wall




Primroses with morning dew on them

On the flower front we're gearing up for Mothering Sunday, which is on Sunday March 18th for those of you who forget these things.  We're busy tending to our Spring flowering baskets whilst keeping our fingers crossed that there will be enough flowers in bloom that week to use in our special Mother's Day bouquets and bunches.  Over the next few days I'll post more details about our Mother's Day offers with plenty of photos.
We also have wedding flowers to grow in time for Mid March for the wedding of a wonderful couple who are getting married at the Barn @ Brynich in Brecon.  It's a bit nerve racking at the moment, hoping and praying that the weather doesn't turn cold and nasty again.  Fortunately we should have plenty of flowers in the tunnel by then but it doesn't stop me from worrying.

March is also busy as we're going to be attending a wedding fayre on March 11th at the Barn @ Brynich.  This wedding fayre has lots of lovely wedding suppliers present that are all local to the Brecon area.  So for all of you Brides to be please pop down to this free event.  I'll be posting more details on here and on our Facebook page over the coming weeks.

Well back to the seed sowing and potting on of seedlings and little plants whilst in the warmth of the polytunnel.

Cathy
Brecon Blooms

PS  Here's a photo of some new born lambs just to make you feel particularly Spring like