Thalictrum Aquilegifolium Thundercloud in the garden A double feature today, headed by Thalictrum Thundercloud, after the toss of a coin as to whether the white form Album may head the bill. Thalictrum Aquilegifolium Thundercloud, a fully hardy perennial in Aberdeen and unlike some of … Continue reading →
Several new plants were added to the garden last Autumn. Brunnera Jack Frost is the one I like best. The plant above, Brunnera Jack Frost, after seeing how it performed in the garden in Spring of this year, just had to be … Continue reading →
Our garden pond. Comes alive in early Spring when the frogs arrive. Join me to find what’s in the garden pond. Many years ago when Myra asked a visiting relative if she wanted to see our new garden pond, the … Continue reading →
Although I am featuring Aquilegia William Guinness, today’s post is also covering other Aquilegias in our garden. Aquilegias or Columbines look outstanding, whether in the mixed border or stand alone. William Guinness has been in our back garden for years.
Continue reading →See how Dicentra Formosa Aurora and the pink form performs in our Aberdeen garden. Dicentra Formosa Aurora, not just a Spring flowering plant This is a great plant to use for ground cover. Don’t mistake it for the Chinese form, … Continue reading →