Border Auriculas
Border Auricula also known as Primula Auricula. April and May! Showtime for the Border Auricula’s here in our Cheshire garden, they also performed pretty well in Aberdeen
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Clematis Montana Grandiflora
The pink forms of Clematis Montana are not at all bad, but for me, the white Clematis Montana Grandiflora is outstanding.
Continue reading →Camellia x Williamsii Spring Festival
The Camellia x Williamsii Spring Festival brightened up this area of the back garden for a few weeks in April
Continue reading →Magnolia x Soulangeana
Picture a Magnolia in your head, I reckon most of us would see Magnolia x Soulangeana
Continue reading →Pulmonaria Roy Davidson
A welcome sight in the garden in March/April is the Pulmonaria Roy Davidson
Continue reading →Primula Cheshire Life
I spotted this Primula Cheshire Life on a visit to the local garden centre a couple of weeks ago.
Continue reading →Kirengeshoma palmata yellow waxbells
Kirengeshoma palmata, also known as yellow waxbells is a rather unusual woodland plant.
Continue reading →Enkianthus Campanulatus
If you are lucky enough to have Rhododendrons growing well in your garden, then Enkianthus Campanulatus will probably also thrive.
Continue reading →Sisyrinchium striatum
Sisyrinchium striatum, a hardy perennial with evergreen foliage. Perhaps you know it well, but its new to me. Before the flowers started to develop, I was convinced this plant was a form of Iris
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