sotongeoff - fantastic garden. Looks amazing - and lots of work! Lovely! Nothing interesting in my garden but for some colour am posting some pics of Alpines from Edinburgh botanics which I wander around regularly. I'm amazed at the fritillaries - but can never get clearer pictures through the protective grill .
Gardengirl - Tresco Abbey pics are beautiful. The colour combinations are so nice and it's great to be able to visit these places and see how they organise planting flowers and veg together - like the old cottage gardeners used to do - or so I read in books and look at all the gorgeous pictures. Here's one photo of some flowers which were planted at the edge of a veg bed last year. Must be good to be able to produce such attractive combinations.
I think there are leeks behind this particular bunch.
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Beautiful garden, all growing nicely WOW
What is the yellow flowers in the top picture?
sotongeoff - fantastic garden. Looks amazing - and lots of work! Lovely! Nothing interesting in my garden but for some colour am posting some pics of Alpines from Edinburgh botanics which I wander around regularly. I'm amazed at the fritillaries - but can never get clearer pictures through the protective grill .
More from alpine house.
And...sorry if this is a bore but I was so excited to see some colour in the Botanics when my garden is so dull dull dull.
Pieris Japonica 'Flamingo'
Hepatica transsylvanica
What are these tiny muscari type things called - I couldn't find a plant label?
And I love these saxifraga - but missed the label on these as well.
Not my garden Yarrow-just quoting the pictures from another thread
Yours looks very good
Should look very good - it's also not mine - its Edinburgh Botanical Gardens!
Oops
-that comes of glancing quickly whilst eating
here's a picture of a garden I visited, Isles of Scilly -Tresco Abby gardens
Flower with there veg - very colourful
Want to go there this year but found that the helicopter isn't flying any more
Gardengirl - Tresco Abbey pics are beautiful. The colour combinations are so nice and it's great to be able to visit these places and see how they organise planting flowers and veg together - like the old cottage gardeners used to do - or so I read in books and look at all the gorgeous pictures. Here's one photo of some flowers which were planted at the edge of a veg bed last year. Must be good to be able to produce such attractive combinations.
I think there are leeks behind this particular bunch.