Morning all. The absolute star in my garden is erysimum Bowles mauve. I bought one plant in april last year and it hasn't stop flowering. Even now it is still covered in bloom. And it gave me a lot of cuttingmaterial too so its offspring is now growing in other gardens too. Fantastic plant and best buy ever.
Thanks artjak. I have looked all through my labels and cant find a name. It was a gift so possibly did not have a label. Beaus Mum could very well be right as the pictures I googled look very similar I have just taken a few cuttings today. Fingers crossed.
Took these a couple of days ago. Oak leaf Hydrangea. First pic is the one planted in the ground, second one is the one still in a pot. Second one hasn't flowered.
Interesting differences!
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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Morning all. The absolute star in my garden is erysimum Bowles mauve. I bought one plant in april last year and it hasn't stop flowering. Even now it is still covered in bloom. And it gave me a lot of cuttingmaterial too so its offspring is now growing in other gardens too. Fantastic plant and best buy ever.
Lesley, I love the colour of that fuschia (?); what type is it?
Think it could be one called star wars Artjak
Thanks artjak. I have looked all through my labels and cant find a name. It was a gift so possibly did not have a label. Beaus Mum could very well be right as the pictures I googled look very similar
I have just taken a few cuttings today. Fingers crossed.
Thank you LK and BM
Took these a couple of days ago. Oak leaf Hydrangea. First pic is the one planted in the ground, second one is the one still in a pot. Second one hasn't flowered.
Interesting differences!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
crocus autumnale and e. blue curls
great pics matt-FG my oakleaf keeps making promises it doesnt keep
Lovely pics