Oh it’s lovely now isn’t it . Mine is very new and not very big but I do love them . I used to love to see broom growing on the moors and the lovely wild ones that were on the cliffs in Cornwall . Haven’t been for years ……….wonder if they’re still growing there?
Wow Fairygirl that must have been such blustery weather to root it up! You got me hankering after a white one now. I can imagine how they'd make a lovely backdrop for a clematis. Yes I'm eyeing the garden centre too, got some gaps in the flowerbed ... I can always go 'just to have a look around' you understand ...
Wind is pretty standard here - at any time of year. We notice more often if there's none! I tied it in to the [substantial] fence behind, but it was a bridge too far for it. It's a great plant for seeing at dusk at the end of a garden too. had it in that kind of site in another garden.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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You got me hankering after a white one now. I can imagine how they'd make a lovely backdrop for a clematis.
Yes I'm eyeing the garden centre too, got some gaps in the flowerbed ... I can always go 'just to have a look around' you understand ...
I tied it in to the [substantial] fence behind, but it was a bridge too far for it. It's a great plant for seeing at dusk at the end of a garden too. had it in that kind of site in another garden.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
The bed is different now, and the clem was very young [Miss Bateman] but you get the idea.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...