I believe it to be an Argyranthemum but as you can see it is large actualy about 2 Mts around and 1.5 Mts in height. it is in a very sheltered position facing south east, and I'm very tempted to take some softwood cuttings in the spring and some semi-hardwood cuttings of non-flowering shoots later on.
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
Lizzie I have just taken a look and yes I think that is it amazing that someone only ask nine days ago.
Its in a small boarder at the entrance to our building unfortunately the rest of the boarder looks very poor a few very scrawny lavenders and a couple of very sad looking evergreens, I might ask the landlords if I can do something about it introduce some summer colour.
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
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Seeds for you too Dove ....not sure it will come true, but will be fun trying
It sounds as if our back garden would suit it and I had some garden vouchers for my birthday ... but where can I put it ................
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thanks Chicky. Always interesting to see what babies you get from promiscuous plants.
Ooooh thanks Chicky
what fun!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Anyone know what this is please?
I believe it to be an Argyranthemum but as you can see it is large actualy about 2 Mts around and 1.5 Mts in height. it is in a very sheltered position facing south east, and I'm very tempted to take some softwood cuttings in the spring and some semi-hardwood cuttings of non-flowering shoots later on.
There was something like that on another post, when I have a minute I could have a look.
Wondered about the plant in this thread, but I'm not sure http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/plants/what-plant-is-this/1009718.html
Lizzie I have just taken a look and yes I think that is it amazing
that someone only ask nine days ago.
Its in a small boarder at the entrance to our building unfortunately the rest of the boarder looks very poor a few very scrawny lavenders and a couple of very sad looking evergreens, I might ask the landlords if I can do something about it introduce some summer colour.
I'm sure the landlord will welcome you with open arms, HHog!
Some lovely photos on here already. Nice to see such a lot of early colour.
New hellebore Rosy Glow bought a couple of weeks ago.
Think these crocus are Whitewall Purple.
Have quite a few snowdrops this year after splitting up a clump last year.
Have tidied up most of the borders ready to give them a feed of fish, blood and bone.
Have also tidied up the pond.