Your say has made 6 posts, only one of them about gardening and that one is rambling and incoherent, the others are mainly unpleasant or confused - I think that's all that needs to be said really.
Not worth bothering about - David - you reputation goes before you. Ignore.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thanks, ladies....sometimes it's hard to take when I take nothing from this forum and all my efforts are to improve it for others.
Anyway.....Fairygirl, I grow mainly for cut flowers these days, so scent comes first, then appearance. I still grow named varieties though....although I do sometimes view them from a judges perspective.
Do you grow different varieties each year or do you stick with favourites? I grew Cathy last year - a cream with lovely scent, but was a little disappointed with the colour sometimes- it was a bit 'muddy'. Is there a white or cream variety you can recommend?
Fairy.....sorry, didn't reply fully to this.
The best 'cream' I've ever grown (& judged) would probably be 'Bristol Cream'.
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Your say has made 6 posts, only one of them about gardening and that one is rambling and incoherent, the others are mainly unpleasant or confused - I think that's all that needs to be said really.
Not worth bothering about - David - you reputation goes before you.
Ignore.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thanks, ladies....sometimes it's hard to take when I take nothing from this forum and all my efforts are to improve it for others.
Anyway.....Fairygirl, I grow mainly for cut flowers these days, so scent comes first, then appearance. I still grow named varieties though....although I do sometimes view them from a judges perspective.
david you've given me great advice already and i'm vvv new
My pleasure, Louise.
Fairy.....sorry, didn't reply fully to this.
The best 'cream' I've ever grown (& judged) would probably be 'Bristol Cream'.
Many thanks David
Thought I'd live dangerously and try a couple of different varieties this year!
I had a little scout around a few sites recently for creams/whites but reckoned you'd be able to suggest something nice.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Don't think I have a pic on file, but you should be able to google for one.
It's a good doer and won't disappoint.
Good luck with them, Tracy....maybe worth holding a few back for autumn sowing.
Try not to overcrowd the seed i.e. at least 6 inches between seeds.
I'm going to David, the plan is to do half now and half in Autumn. Thanks