i have the same trouble.. new path going in and some nive big new borders to fill but i have taken cuttings etc throughout the last year or two ready for this anticipated event.. so loads of plants just small.. and hoep they pick up for next year.. cant wait to see how it all looks..
Yes, Victoria Sponge (you always make me hungry ), they are the Shasta daisies. Two of the three keeled over in the heat and Verdun and Nut helped me deal with them. They were pot bound and hadn't established into the border soil. Cut back now and hoping they'll recover. Not much sign of growth but still green so not dead yet!
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i have the same trouble.. new path going in and some nive big new borders to fill
but i have taken cuttings etc throughout the last year or two ready for this anticipated event.. so loads of plants just small.. and hoep they pick up for next year.. cant wait to see how it all looks..
and i am sure i will have to move some!
Hi guys,
This is the thread that from which you helped me with my new border last year. And here it is....
Needs to knit together a bit more but it is its for its first season. Thanks all!
The space at the front is for a low hedge - planned to go it this autumn. Ypou've also helped me choose that (another thread(.
Cor, my typing went a bit wrong there!
Looking good Snoodle
Which achillea is that?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
It's Terracotta (from Crocus.co.uk) If you look carefully you may also see some lilac wisps in front (re other thread...should be red...)
Dove, the Bonica is top right of first photo.
Looks wonderful Supernoodle
You must be very proud of your efforts
I like that achillea too and are those the shasta daisies I saw on another thread?
Plan is to put a Standard Rose (got my eye on Grace - apricotty colour) behind the Bonica.
Yes, Victoria Sponge (you always make me hungry
), they are the Shasta daisies. Two of the three keeled over in the heat and Verdun and Nut helped me deal with them. They were pot bound and hadn't established into the border soil. Cut back now and hoping they'll recover. Not much sign of growth but still green so not dead yet!