Laurus Nobilis Standard Bay Tree
Laurus Nobilis Standard Bay Tree, tender? Prompted to feature the Bay tree after watching Monty Don on Gardeners World last week
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Astrantia Roma
The four gardens which we have had since 1969 have all had Astrantias. Astrantia Roma is up there with the best of them.
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Viburnum Tinus Eve Price is a true Winter bloomer which carries on flowering into the Spring.
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Award winning Aberdeen garden I don’t really like the title which I have used for this post. Makes me sound full of myself, I can assure you nothing could be further from the truth.
Continue reading →Persicaria affinis darjeeling red
Persicaria affinis darjeeling red. Finally, I have started to use the new name for (Polygonum) It’s not exactly a plant that would excite enthusiasts.
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SEO Drudgery, there you go, I have just started the post and repeated the title because SEO says its something I have to do. On top of that, I have already broken a rule by using more than twenty words in the … Continue reading →
Zantedeschia aethiopica
Zantedeschia aethiopica, also known as the Arum lily or Calla lily Plant profile Zantedeschia aethiopica, growing in Aberdeen. Most people liked it a few thought it was kind of funereal.
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Holmes Chapel Cheshire We moved to Holmes Chapel Cheshire at the end of November 2013. The village is deservedly regarded as being very desirable As much as I may sing the praises of Holmes Chapel today, the post is really … Continue reading →
Veronica spicata Ulster Blue Dwarf
Veronica spicata Ulster Blue Dwarf, also known as (Royal Candles) Veronica spicata Ulster Blue Dwarf is a very tidy perennial plant, ideal for the front of the border.
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