Selinum wallichianum is an entirely gorgeous plant, but likes moist soil. It will thank you for loads of organic matter, I should think, if your plot is currently clay. I didn't know that coreopsis Moonbeam or crocosmia was ok with partial shade. If so I might give them a go.
Selinum wallichianum is an entirely gorgeous plant, but likes moist soil. It will thank you for loads of organic matter, I should think, if your plot is currently clay. I didn't know that coreopsis Moonbeam or crocosmia was ok with partial shade. If so I might give them a go.
Yes I was surprised too @Fire . Often you'll see "partial shade" on one site and then "full sun" on the rest but, for these two, it was pretty much full sun/partial shade across the board.
@TheGreenMan A plant that works well with ferns is Asaram Europaeum. To bring the scheme together you could use Anemone nemorosa a plant that is here and gone far too quickly for me.
I have worked as a Gardener for 24 years. My latest garden is a new build garden on heavy clay.
@TheGreenMan A plant that works well with ferns is Asaram Europaeum. To bring the scheme together you could use Anemone nemorosa a plant that is here and gone far too quickly for me.
They are both lovely. I think I'll see what the ones I've bought will look like before adding in any others.
Suggestions still welcome as I'm compiling a list of the ones I like.
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I’ll be putting some tall white ones in and some ground-cover in other colours. @Fairygirl
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Yes I was surprised too @Fire . Often you'll see "partial shade" on one site and then "full sun" on the rest but, for these two, it was pretty much full sun/partial shade across the board.