It looks like its going to divide up nicely was what I was thinking @Lyn, I've just got another called Moondance, reminds me of van morrison, think the same colouring as hydrangea annabelle, I got it to complement that 😀
I've got one lilac one that has mildew @Songbird-1 but it's the only one ever. I usually lift them in autumn and pot on the smaller plants that have grown from the main plant. I replant the biggest and grow on the others for customers. As a result there is no congestion in the centre of the plant and I think it must improve the air circulation, just a guess but it seems to work and provides extra plants for free 😀
No, I placed it back in the garden @Songbird-1, it was still quite a young plant and when not congested with other growth it recovered nicely 😀 trouble is all these new plants haven't been planted yet as I want to move some things about and haven't had the time or the weather!!
My scabious always got mildew too @Songbird-1, tried it in 3 different gardens, 3 different soils, hopeless.
Just off to plant 300 bulbs @Ysera27, but I doubt I'll finish today. Moved here in January, not a daffodil in sight in spring, can't live without daffodils
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
What days have you gone for @Busy-Lizzie? It's lovely making a garden your own after moving isn't it, I keep looking ahead every season, its never finished!! Don't stop @Ysera27 your garden will look gorgeous come spring! 😍
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no! Not saliva, scabious,
Just off to plant 300 bulbs @Ysera27, but I doubt I'll finish today. Moved here in January, not a daffodil in sight in spring, can't live without daffodils
It's lovely making a garden your own after moving isn't it, I keep looking ahead every season, its never finished!!
Don't stop @Ysera27 your garden will look gorgeous come spring! 😍
1 x Tulip 'Apricot Beauty'
1 x Tulip 'Apricot Foxx'
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.