The dunnock is lovely-we get a lot round here. I'm sure he'll be fine nut. Had 2 robins sitting on the seed feeder this morning-one on each side on a perch each-presume they were Mr & Mrs! Soon as I picked up the camera one flew off typical!
Love daffs-'Cheerfulness' is one of my faves.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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That's beautiful.
As to who called it Lamprocapnos, those responsible for Dactilicapnos macrocapnos I should think. Dicentra was a rather nice name.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Dierama - I have 3 this will be their third year and I am still waiting for their wonderful tall drooping flowers (Angel Fishing Rods)
In fact I dug one up thinking it was dead last year, only to find life so re-planted it
The numberof times I've dug up 'dead' plants and found them alive Matty. I should know better by now
In the sticks near Peterborough
...that's a struggle
...another dicentra from me...
Flo-blackbirds are the best
The dunnock is lovely-we get a lot round here. I'm sure he'll be fine nut. Had 2 robins sitting on the seed feeder this morning-one on each side on a perch each-presume they were Mr & Mrs! Soon as I picked up the camera one flew off typical!
Love daffs-'Cheerfulness' is one of my faves.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Dicentra with dark hellebores sounds good to me!
I'd like to grow 'Darmera' as a smaller alternative to Gunnera so maybe once I've extended and done a pond etc..
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...