If blue flowers are your thing, then Corydalis Blue Line is the perennial for you. Plant profile for Corydalis Blue Line In our garden, Corydalis Blue Line is growing in a position in the courtyard which is probably not getting … Continue reading →
Fed up with those tall Shasta Daisies that look fantastic and then flop over after a rain shower, well, you should consider the short growing Leucanthemum Angel. Plant profile for Leucanthemum Angel Let’s start off with this plant’s full title, … Continue reading →
The Tier Lily White Twinkle, Is it really a tiger Lily? Well, the mail order company which I purchased it from referred to it as Asiatic. The appearance suggests Tiger, that’s good enough for me. Performance of Tiger Lily White … Continue reading →
Flowering all Summer and Autumn long, the Erigeron karvinskianus is quite an astonishing plant in spite of its simplicity. Do you find yourself getting to a stage where you want to cut back on the annual plants that need replacing … Continue reading →
When I first came across Mahonia Soft Caress I knew I just had to have it. I mean, look at it, completely different from any Mahonia you have ever seen. But then I thought, Is Mahonia Soft Caress Hardy. Well, … Continue reading →
Growing Hydrangea Magical Mont Blanc in a pot. Hydrangeas like most garden plants prefer to be planted in the border. Fortunately, many are quite happy planted in a pot. Hydrangea Magical Mont Blanc is one of them. Plant profile for … Continue reading →
Value for money, Dianthus, Garden Pinks looking terrific planted in our back garden and in containers in the courtyard. Garden pinks in our garden I can think of no better alternative to Summer bedding plants than garden pinks. These planted … Continue reading →
You won’t go wrong Growing Pieris Japonica Katsura in a pot. In fact, if I were asked which evergreen shrub would I recommend for growing in a pot, I would have no hesitation in suggesting Pieris. Pieris Japonica Katsura in … Continue reading →
Fully hardy in Scotland The Camellia x Williamsii Debbie started to bloom in March this year. Debbie in our garden I will show other Camellias we have in the garden, but Debbie has the starring role today. Previously, I constantly … Continue reading →