I have William Shakespeare and John Betjamin and Matisse. They bring a bit of a different culture to the garden! Right now I am thrilled to see the Angelonia I bought early on and enjoyed its show of lovely flowers which were over by the end of August has recovered from my cutting it back and is flowering again. it looks like i shall have another three months or so of pleasure from its pretty flowers. Will definitely buy another one next year - a pink one I
I think I have to add my star bought from ebay and arrived very poorly indeed the first pic shows it after about four weeks of tender care and the last image shows it as my star I love it how ever the bees havent found it yet
Not sure what to do with it? It’s still in a plastic pot in a patio pot if that makes any sense I think I will wait until first frost trim it down to about 3" and move it to the greenhouse until the spring is that correc
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Thanks Chicky
When I go into the garden without a doubt it is my roses that are the stars.
At the moment they are the best they have been
Climbing Lady Hillingdon
new white aster bought at Malvern
William Shakespeare 2000
William Shakespeare 2000 fully opened
I have William Shakespeare and John Betjamin and Matisse. They bring a bit of a different culture to the garden! Right now I am thrilled to see the Angelonia I bought early on and enjoyed its show of lovely flowers which were over by the end of August has recovered from my cutting it back and is flowering again. it looks like i shall have another three months or so of pleasure from its pretty flowers. Will definitely buy another one next year - a pink one I
think.
I think I have to add my star bought from ebay and arrived very poorly indeed the first pic shows it after about four weeks of tender care and the last image shows it as my star I love it how ever the bees havent found it yet
James
Noticed today- totally unplanned - dahlia Honka being mirrored by my lily light
Lovely pic.
your roses look great too - not just the flowers, but lovely leaves too - not a spot in sight !
clueless - is your rescue plant a helenium?
Lovely pix everyone as ever.
The star in my garden just now is - all the plants I've bought in the last few weeks just waiting to be put into new borders!
Will get pix soon.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Chicky yes it’s a helenium
Not sure what to do with it? It’s still in a plastic pot in a patio pot if that makes any sense I think I will wait until first frost trim it down to about 3" and move it to the greenhouse until the spring is that correc
clueless
Heleniums are hardy, mine live in the flowerbeds in winter.