Begonia Firecracker
OK, so its not a hardy plant, but its not half a show off. Begonia Firecracker one of those tuberous upright Begonias which looks great in containers or for bedding out
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Rodgersia podophylla
Rodgersia podophylla , likes positioned in a semi shaded position with soil that does not dry out. So many years ago when we first set up our small garden pond we messed about with marginal plants, not quite sure which … Continue reading →
Euonymus fortunei Emerald n Gold
Euonymus fortunei emerald n gold, this popular and dare I say common evergreen shrubby plant is a good choice for the garden border giving interest the whole year. A hardy brute which will thrive in any well drained soil sun or part … Continue reading →
The Gardener and his Garden
The gardener The Beginner. Gardeners! well first of all we have the beginner. Remember the time when first you realised that ornamental gardening was going to become your hobby and great interest. Were you like me, couldn’t possibly read enough on the … Continue reading →
Ceratostigma Willmottianum
This beautiful deciduous shrub Ceratostigma Willmottianum with cobalt blue flowers from late July till the end of September is one of those plants when once seen you just must have.
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