I grow a lot of things starting with this letter - Apple trees, Alpine plants, Alliums, Anemones, Acanthus, Acres, Astilbe, Astrantia, Aquilegias, Agapanthus and finally Asters
..^that's nice [the Clerodendrum], never grown that one. Before finishing B's just like to mention Brunnera 'Jack Frost' - don't have a photo but it's a lovely forget me not type plant for shade areas, if anyone is interested in that...
You look away from B and suddenly it's C! Anyway, I'm sharing bats if that's OK, I love bats. And beech trees.
Salino fab. C pics. Cistus are lovely I think. And clematis are so varied. My favourite is Clem Armandii which has flowered profusely this year but, with no warm weather, has not released huge wafts of scent as it did last year.
Ooh, nutcutlet, I've recently acquired a Clerodendron - it was recommended as a chicken-friendly plant. Hasn't made it out of the pot yet
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Brassicas; I love cavolo nero, to look at and to eat. Buddleja globosa with it's yellow pom-poms is fun.
I'm off to look for something beginning with C
In the sticks near Peterborough
Just noticed this thread Letter A
I grow a lot of things starting with this letter - Apple trees, Alpine plants, Alliums, Anemones, Acanthus, Acres, Astilbe, Astrantia, Aquilegias, Agapanthus and finally Asters
Clerodendron trichotomum
In the sticks near Peterborough
Cornflower like them got a dozen plants ready to go into my garden at the weekend.
I've just spotted this too love the idea of this calla liilies, beautiful!
..^that's nice [the Clerodendrum], never grown that one. Before finishing B's just like to mention Brunnera 'Jack Frost' - don't have a photo but it's a lovely forget me not type plant for shade areas, if anyone is interested in that...
on to C's... where we have lots to choose from...
Clematis viticella 'Minuet'
Cistus 'Decumbens' - a low growing ground coverer
Clematis and cornflower are the only c's I can think of at the moment. Both already been mentioned so I will have to think again
Nice Minuet salino. I've got one of those and it's never looked as good as that
In the sticks near Peterborough
You look away from B and suddenly it's C! Anyway, I'm sharing bats if that's OK, I love bats. And beech trees.
Salino fab. C pics. Cistus are lovely I think. And clematis are so varied. My favourite is Clem Armandii which has flowered profusely this year but, with no warm weather, has not released huge wafts of scent as it did last year.
Ooh, nutcutlet, I've recently acquired a Clerodendron - it was recommended as a chicken-friendly plant. Hasn't made it out of the pot yet