Another episode that l enjoyed, especially as someone who is keen on salvias.
I was sorry to hear that Sue Kent is having trouble with her eyesight. I just expected her to draw a white line across the edge of the steps, but l should have known she'd have a more stylish solution Her dexterity is so impressive.
The Agave was something else ! I felt that item went on just a tad too long for me, but it was a lovely garden.
The garden that Adam Frost visited was beautiful, but am l the only one who rolls their eyes when people talk about plants keeping beautiful form in Winter frosts ? In my experience everything collapses into a brown mush way before the end of January.
And finally, l know he's not to everyone's taste but l did smile at the antics of Ned, and his attempts to help.
I wonder if I can convince you @AnniD that not all gardens collapse into a brown mush before January! Grasses can come to the rescue at that time of year, especially when the sun adds some cheer, but that depends if you like them!
You make a fair point @Plantminded. l used to have some lovely clumps of Miscanthus that lasted through the Winter and at this time of year they looked lovely with the sun shining through them. They started taking up too much room even though l was dividing them, so in the end they had to go. One clump went to my postman, l will have to ask him how its looking
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I was sorry to hear that Sue Kent is having trouble with her eyesight. I just expected her to draw a white line across the edge of the steps, but l should have known she'd have a more stylish solution
Her dexterity is so impressive.
The Agave was something else ! I felt that item went on just a tad too long for me, but it was a lovely garden.
The garden that Adam Frost visited was beautiful, but am l the only one who rolls their eyes when people talk about plants keeping beautiful form in Winter frosts ? In my experience everything collapses into a brown mush way before the end of January.
And finally, l know he's not to everyone's taste but l did smile at the antics of Ned, and his attempts to help.
When you don't even know who's in the team
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They started taking up too much room even though l was dividing them, so in the end they had to go. One clump went to my postman, l will have to ask him how its looking