Our Aberdeen Garden Its not the end of Aberdeen gardening, however this is the last post coming to you from our present garden Most of my regular followers will know by now that our house has been sold and we … Continue reading →
Final countdown! a little dramatic, ah well our house is sold and we move out on November 29th. The final two posts from Aberdeen will take a look at how the garden performed in 2013. Starting off with Spring and … Continue reading →
Once we made up our minds that e were moving, I totally convinced myself that our house would sell within a couple of weeks, in spite of others in the area being slow to move.
Continue reading →A finishing touch to the garden! Doesn’t really make sense, gardening by its very nature can never really have what we may think of as finishing touches. .So, what’s going on. Well back in February of this year we decided … Continue reading →
Todays post is highlighting the Hosta Halcyon and also some of the other Hostas growing in our garden. I have no idea why, after all this time of blogging I haven’t as yet got around to talking of the Hostas … Continue reading →
The Rhododendron President Roosevelt with variegated foliage has the wow factor according to some who see it. I guess at one time I would have fully agreed.
Continue reading →The Himalayan blue poppy is simply ideal for the Scottish climate. Most of us have garden plants which we are not so very fond of, I have never heard anyone say that they didn’t like the blue poppy.
Continue reading →Pieris Forest flame commonly, known as the Lily of the valley shrub. If you are looking for a colourful evergreen shrub, Rhododendrons would possibly be the first choice of most gardeners.
Continue reading →The blooms of the Epimedium x Rubrum may be small, however the plant as a whole, makes quite an impact in the woodland area of our garden. Charming as the flowers may be, I think the foliage is the selling … Continue reading →