..Halimium 'Sandling'... it's a sprawler.. great for hot dry soils.. Halimium [forgot the name momentarily]… ..this yellow edger Erysimum 'Golden Jubilee' forms a wide evergreen mat of foliage, and easy to strike from cuttings, I did 6 during the winter, just break bits off and pop into a pot.. I do love these edging plants... I also have lots of Iberis sempervirens [Candytuft]…
Iberis 'Appen Etz'.. noted for very thin foliage..
Yes @Fire there is... some people prefer it, I used to as well.. the foliage fits in better during summer... more than the variegated one I think.. but I just cut it all to the ground after flowering and then the fresh leaves look better..
@Mary370@Dovefromabove thanks so much, and nice to see you here too.!.. hope you look in again... @Eglantyne .. as well. !.. thanks..
Interesting to see your Desdemona. I don't like her on DA website where it looks creamy white with a bit of pink. But I saw some pictures of her on Facebook where there was much more of the pink shading and absolutely beautiful. And now yours with yellow centres.
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Halimium [forgot the name momentarily]…
..this yellow edger Erysimum 'Golden Jubilee' forms a wide evergreen mat of foliage, and easy to strike from cuttings, I did 6 during the winter, just break bits off and pop into a pot.. I do love these edging plants... I also have lots of Iberis sempervirens [Candytuft]…
Iberis 'Appen Etz'.. noted for very thin foliage..
Narcissus 'Sun Disc'...
I grow roses in shade, they perform exceptionally well... I underplant with Brunnera 'Jack Frost' which I love..
'Boscobel'.. another great David Austin rose..
'Desdemona' again..
'Munstead Wood' on the cusp...
..I have quiet corners like everybody else..
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
@Mary370 @Dovefromabove thanks so much, and nice to see you here too.!.. hope you look in again... @Eglantyne .. as well. !.. thanks..
Later I will see blooms like these..
..might even get a really huge white bloom too.. this is a great shrub rose for our borders, and especially good as a hedge I think..