True Winter Bloomers True Winter Bloomers are flowers in our garden which don’t just offer a wishy washy display but actually look as if they are enjoying these cold months. January 25th nothing much in bloom, a few Primulas and Polyanthus … Continue reading →
So many of the plants were simply thriving in the garden in 2015. The soil looks terrible, feels dreadful and doesn’t smell all that nice, and yet, the plants love it. Todays post is all about taking a look back … Continue reading →
In its first year of planting, the Japanese Anemone Honorine Jobert has taken a strong hold in our Cheshire garden I published a post on this plant some time back when we were in Aberdeen. It had been in one of the … Continue reading →
The male plant Skimmia Japonica Rubella comes to life in the Winter
Continue reading →Hydrangea Macrophylia AB Green Shadow Its a great plant but its not what was intended for this entry in my (profile of plants)
Continue reading →Rudbeckia fulgida early bird gold, it may look exactly like Rudbeckia Goldsturm, Don’t be fooled, there is a very interesting difference.
Continue reading →Kniphofia Ember Glow and also Lemon Popsicle. Great additions to the back garden with Ember Glow still blooming in October.
Continue reading →Crocosmia Lucifer, thriving despite my misplaced attempts to eradicate.
Continue reading →The Dahlias have been challenging and rewarding.
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