Mine don't have a strong scent. I found them a bit of a struggle to get going, this being the 4th. year they have been in the ground, and the first year I have had decent flowers.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
Ive had an unexpected visitor to my garden this year in the form of two self seeded foxgloves in the pots i usually dedicate to tulips. Foxgloves are my favourite plant, so this is quite a lovely coincidence..
A few of mt favourites. Two different philadelphus, plant and flower close up. The tree like one was rescued from between conifers several years ago, it was a poor scraggly thing (still is I suppose, but I'm proud of her anyway). Baptista, I forgot to pull out, thought it was dead. Curcuma from Chelesa. Hosta. Clematis whos name I have forgotten for now, but can find it somewhere.
Spot on hostafan1. No need to look it up! In fact iIwas helped with thw name on here as iiinherited it. Never have known Hosta name though, so it's good to know now.
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I found them a bit of a struggle to get going, this being the 4th. year they have been in the ground, and the first year I have had decent flowers.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Two different philadelphus, plant and flower close up. The tree like one was rescued from between conifers several years ago, it was a poor scraggly thing (still is I suppose, but I'm proud of her anyway).
Baptista, I forgot to pull out, thought it was dead.
Curcuma from Chelesa.
Hosta.
Clematis whos name I have forgotten for now, but can find it somewhere.
I might be totally wrong though.
Never have known Hosta name though, so it's good to know now.