We were at Tower Bridge the weekend before last - the perfume from the Sweet Box was intoxicating wasn't it? I'd bought one at Christmas for this garden and shall be taking lots of cuttings in the future
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I've just phoned my local garden centre and they have just sold the last two. I would rather buy them at a nursery or garden centre but if all fails, is Crocus a good option?
Again - thanks to all for your help and enthusiasm
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Hi Joanne Taylor3
We were at Tower Bridge the weekend before last - the perfume from the Sweet Box was intoxicating wasn't it? I'd bought one at Christmas for this garden and shall be taking lots of cuttings in the future
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I believe you can buy them now. I saw one in a local garden centre on Sunday.
Cut a few to put in a vase in the house....intoxicating!!
What a lovely idea Fluffy Cloud!
KEF - yours looks amazing!
I've just phoned my local garden centre and they have just sold the last two
. I would rather buy them at a nursery or garden centre but if all fails, is Crocus a good option?
Again - thanks to all for your help and enthusiasm
Crocus have a very good reputation - not cheap but well-grown plants packaged well.
Were you staying at The Tower hotel too?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thanks Dovefromabove - I'll have another look at Crocus.
We were staying at the Cavendish - our eldest son treated us for Christmas - it was very nice. Walked for miles ... my feet have yet to recover
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Definitely Sarcococca.
i have a cutting of one with precisely 5 flowers on it and it smells divine!
www.plantsforshade.co.uk good for shade lovers incl sarcococca.