Really beautiful @pitter-patter, I love the reds and the cherubs on the planter. I had 3 cherub ornaments, sadly lost one (the frost got it) and I've been on a mission ever since to find a replacement.
My new dahlia in pots in the GH have hardly any sign of growth on them @Fire but one that got left inadvertently in the ground is well away.
I shall see if I can find some Epsom salts for my Daphne too then @Camelliad, after a great early flowering it is now looking a bit yellow around the edges. Not sure what they call them in French, maybe just magnesium?
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Five years ago we brought this Amelanchier home in the back of the car with our niece holding onto it for dear life while the blossom streamed out behind us along Newmarket Road 😎
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My new dahlia in pots in the GH have hardly any sign of growth on them @Fire but one that got left inadvertently in the ground is well away.
I shall see if I can find some Epsom salts for my Daphne too then @Camelliad, after a great early flowering it is now looking a bit yellow around the edges. Not sure what they call them in French, maybe just magnesium?
These are only a fraction of the seedlings that have grown in inappropriate places.
(convertibles have their uses 😉)
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I love your Heuchera, must look out for that one.Also love the basket of Violas! In fact I just love everything!😁