LeadF - I can't post photos at all now! I flagged it up with Daniel today and he told me to fill in the online form on the supportdetails .com site. If you take a look on the thread 'Your new-look forum' you'll see an image of what it looks like in his reply to me earlier today
1st one is a tree peony Gd. 2nd is a Brugmansia (I think) and the last one is a Cistus - don't know th evariety though.
Don't recognise the 3rd. If you can post it on a separate thread someone will know
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thank you Fairygirl - you have a good knowledge of plants - the last picture is exquisite but they were very tall leggy plants and would be too vulnerable in our garden which gets a lot of wind. The second picture - the trumpet style flowers was actually a tree or very tall shrub. It is so annoying when visiting gardens and there are no name tags. Invariably the garden owners are deep in conversation with friends, however it was a very worthwhile visit.
B'cup - thought it was only me who forgets the name of something I grow!
GD - I think the cistus would be fine but you may just have to stake well early on. They probably get big with your climate. Perhaps start a thread and you'll get help from others here who grow them successfully. I've never grown them - totally pointless up here in our conditions!
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thanks Buttercup & Fairygirl - all good to know. Those cistus flowers are quite stunning & free flowering. I may give them a go next year - not sure if they grow from seed though. What lovely colours Yviestevie - they are certainly eyecatching.
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I think Fairygirl has raised this as an issue, and hopes it will be resolved next week ....fingers crossed
We visited a couple of gardens today. Can you help us to identify any of the following please?
LeadF - I can't post photos at all now! I flagged it up with Daniel today and he told me to fill in the online form on the supportdetails .com site. If you take a look on the thread 'Your new-look forum' you'll see an image of what it looks like in his reply to me earlier today
1st one is a tree peony Gd. 2nd is a Brugmansia (I think) and the last one is a Cistus - don't know th evariety though.
Don't recognise the 3rd. If you can post it on a separate thread someone will know
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thank you Fairygirl - you have a good knowledge of plants - the last picture is exquisite but they were very tall leggy plants and would be too vulnerable in our garden which gets a lot of wind. The second picture - the trumpet style flowers was actually a tree or very tall shrub. It is so annoying when visiting gardens and there are no name tags. Invariably the garden owners are deep in conversation with friends, however it was a very worthwhile visit.
Number 3 is a Potentilla, don't know which variety, though I should cos I've got one like it
B'cup - thought it was only me who forgets the name of something I grow!
GD - I think the cistus would be fine but you may just have to stake well early on. They probably get big with your climate. Perhaps start a thread and you'll get help from others here who grow them successfully. I've never grown them - totally pointless up here in our conditions!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thanks for posting all the lovely pictures, here are a few of the Tulips I've grown this year.
Having a few problems will try and post some more.
Yvie what a stunning colour combination
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I'm enjoying looking at all the beautiful plants and gardens
. Hope mine gets going soon.
Thanks Buttercup & Fairygirl - all good to know. Those cistus flowers are quite stunning & free flowering. I may give them a go next year - not sure if they grow from seed though. What lovely colours Yviestevie - they are certainly eyecatching.
Heres a couple more