Nice try @ shedmasteruk no free advertising on here.
Sorry to say @floralies but you just did it for him. His post is gone, as happens when it's flagged 5 times. Just flag and leave it, so we don't have these pointless posts spoiling a good thread ( as I know mine is also doing, but just wanted to point out that comments to spammers are not necessary.) Kindly meant.
It's been a great year for poppies on the plot - because of periods of intense rain through the summer - so much germinated. Californian, Welsh, Icelandic, opium. It's a bit too dry for the Welsh to do very well, but they keep on keeping on.
The basic plants are now well established and seem to be able to get through anything - -10oC to +42. Planted into sand. Full sun. No watering after the first period.
Sedum
Jupiters Beard
Verbena bon
Alchemila
Erigeron Ka.
Rozanne
These are repeated across the plot. All put in on the first day and are doing well. The idea is 10 mins maintenance a week; very little weeding.
My neighbour on the street is a total
newbie to growing. She put in some seeds and few plants in the spring and
it's been a wonderful success and is still going strong - into
nearly-Nov. It's a south facing planter and lights up the whole street.
The little kids love it.
We've
got a load of seeds and bulbs to put in this week coming and it's
exciting to see what will come with so much sun and tlc.
The oesteospermum have been incredible, they have not stopped (regular deadheading).
This fills the pavement is strong honey scent and shows no sign of slowing down.
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His post is gone, as happens when it's flagged 5 times.
Just flag and leave it, so we don't have these pointless posts spoiling a good thread ( as I know mine is also doing, but just wanted to point out that comments to spammers are not necessary.)
Kindly meant.