The Rose Remember me an excellent hybrid tea rose which is very beautiful as a specimen or for bedding. Bred by Cockers in 1984, parentage=Alexander x Silver jubilee. We planted this very fine award winning Rose in remembrance of my wife’s mother … Continue reading →
One extremely floriferous HT Rose that does not have blooms the size of dinner plates is the Laura Anne Hybrid Tea Rose This fragrant rose with perfectly shaped peach/pink blooms with shades of orange has, in fact, more the habit of … Continue reading →
Lilium Golden Splendour.This fully hardy Lily is a must for the North east garden. The large yellow trumpet flowers with deep burgundy/red stripes on the outside of the petals are extremely fragrant.
Continue reading →Clematis Viticella Madame Julia Correvon Looking for Clematis which is easy to grow, flowers profusely and also no palaver regarding pruning. Well look no further the Viticella group is for you. The four petaled smallish red flowers of the cultivar Clematis … Continue reading →
The Portland Rose Jacques Cartier is one to seriously consider. If you are considering replacing roses which have past there best it is essential that you lift the old soil and replace with new topsoil.
Continue reading →Dactylorhiza Elata, a hardy Orchid that grows in Aberdeen Orchids! not really a plant that we would be likely to think of for the garden in Aberdeen.
Continue reading →Lilium Longiflorum, also known as the Easter Lily Lilium Longiflorum, also known as the Easter Lily. Perhaps not fully hardy when planted directly in the garden in the north east.
Continue reading →Lythrum Salicaria Feuerkerze In late Summer/early Autumn, you will have spotted Purple Loosestrife in the countryside or in town where the ground has not been cultivated.
Continue reading →Lavatera Mont Blanc Although Lavatera Mont Blanc is categorised as a hardy annual, I find that best results can be obtained if treated as a half hardy. To prevent the need for pricking out, sow just three seeds in individual … Continue reading →