I see lots of chatting has been done while I've been out grafting - not plant grafting, but painting and digging type grafting Verd!
Why did they have to change the name? That's a helluva mouthful BL isn't it? It'll be Dicentra in my garden...so there. I love 'lady in the bath' as the common name. I think it's just like a little Victorian type woman taking her ablutions.
Took a pic so I'll put it on the Gallery thread later if it's any good.
Could have sent you some plastic Dove - got a huuuge roll of it!
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Hi to Janetclaire Welcome to the friendliest place on the forum!
Well, this afternoon became a lovely surprise visit to a nursery! Was to be taken on Monday but as Pa and Ma are off to Canada for two weeks on Tuesday Managed to purchase 10 fuschias, and 30ish mixed plants for my hanging baskets No pics Lily, sorry! Will plant them up Sunday and then take pics!
I had heard Dicentra had changed it's name, but I refuse to use it! I've just learned that one!
I love Dicentra/bleeding heart and didn't know it had changed name. I used to have two, a white and one just like the photo above. But neither have appeared this year, very disappointed. Maybe too much rain last winter?!
I have a white one which isn't looking terribly good this year - I'm wondering if it didn't like the wet winter - my plan is to pot it up in some free-draining compost, keep it in a sheltered shady corner and see if that helps.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Hi everyone! Just joined and looking forward to chat on here about gardening and to get advice.
I see lots of chatting has been done while I've been out grafting - not plant grafting, but painting and digging type grafting Verd!
Why did they have to change the name? That's a helluva mouthful BL isn't it? It'll be Dicentra in my garden...so there.
I love 'lady in the bath' as the common name. I think it's just like a little Victorian type woman taking her ablutions. 
Took a pic so I'll put it on the Gallery thread later if it's any good.
Could have sent you some plastic Dove - got a huuuge roll of it!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Glad you're friend is travelling in the right direction Verdun
Hi Janetclaire and welcome
Just jump straight in 
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hi Janet
Hi all, will have to go back and read all your chatter later, phew chatter boxes
Just got back from a lovely walk along the beach and luch looking over the marina. Decided to miss the Friday traffic cos of the bank holiday weekend.
Hope you've all had a good day whatever you were up to.
Dove hope your Ma's ok and you are rested.
Thank you Verdun, will have another think about those then, don't want it taking over the border
OL, it was me that posted bleeding heart, although i think punkdoc has them too.
Punkdoc, glad to see you, take care hope your feeling better. Come back soon
Hi Janet. You were posting at the same time as I was rabbiting on...
Back off outside to do a bit more. Will catch up better when I come in for my tea
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Hi to Janetclaire
Welcome to the friendliest place on the forum!
Well, this afternoon became a lovely surprise visit to a nursery! Was to be taken on Monday but as Pa and Ma are off to Canada for two weeks on Tuesday
Managed to purchase 10 fuschias, and 30ish mixed plants for my hanging baskets 
No pics Lily, sorry! Will plant them up Sunday and then take pics!
I had heard Dicentra had changed it's name, but I refuse to use it! I've just learned that one!
Thanks everyone! You seem a very friendly bunch!
I love Dicentra/bleeding heart and didn't know it had changed name. I used to have two, a white and one just like the photo above. But neither have appeared this year, very disappointed.
Maybe too much rain last winter?!
I have a white one which isn't looking terribly good this year - I'm wondering if it didn't like the wet winter - my plan is to pot it up in some free-draining compost, keep it in a sheltered shady corner and see if that helps.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I had forgotten I had them till I looked closely in the garden!
Dove, meant to say thanks for the plant tip
