Miscanthus Indian summer! Looking forward to those colours. I measured distances from the wall carefully, giving them the radius needed from the spread on the label. I've been gardening for 2.5 years, and it's been a steep learning curve as I knew nothing. I'm afraid a lot of plants will have to move due to poor decisions early on
It looks like Miscanthus Malepartus @plant pauper. The flowers start off as a deep burgundy colour, gradually fading to bleached wood - how inspiring is that?😊
Crocuses will be fine there, in amongst the other plants. I would go for lots of the same variety, or perhaps repeated clumps of two or three different ones if you want different colours. To me that always looks better than a random mixture. The little packs that you can buy in the shops go nowhere - if you want lots for impact try a wholesale supplier. I've had success with bulbs from the wholesale side of J Parkers (https://www.dutchbulbs.co.uk/) and Eurobulbs (https://eurobulbs.co.uk).
Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Soil type: sandy, well-drained
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I measured distances from the wall carefully, giving them the radius needed from the spread on the label.
I've been gardening for 2.5 years, and it's been a steep learning curve as I knew nothing. I'm afraid a lot of plants will have to move due to poor decisions early on