Oh really??? I was joking but if you could I'd love you forever. My card has smoke coming out of it so there's an embargo on spending on anything that isn't dog food!
That's the fellow FG. In tight to the trees is dry but out a few feet and I'm hitting a spring so there's a good mix of dry and bog! Nothing in between it seems.
That is gorgeous planting. I have similar Heuchera and some hellebores that might do too. They're just so wee compared to the giant conifers that I feel a bit mean leaving them way down there by themselves! Soppy cow!
I noticed that Pappi Jo has made "bays" with screens in his garden so I might adapt that idea with larger shrubs and bring the little ones forward a bit. I don't want to make the mowing any more of a chore than it is already so I have to be mindful of my turning circle! I've already beheaded a hawthorn seedling.
As for tea, it'll be dry bread again...my mum forgot to lift her wholemeal loaf when she left earlier. I hate wholemeal
Yes - renardii Joyce. The foliage is lovely - quite velvety and thick. Flowers are white with fine purple veining. The other planting has now taken over a bit (that pic was from over a year ago) so I'm taking it out and splitting it up to put further along.
Think it was still in it's pot there. it's grown loads too - must be the quality horse manure I put in
I think a lot of the plants in that pic were shoved in (in pots) to cover bare ground because of the cat issue Pp. Now that I have the water scarecrow I don't have the same issue. They don't like it up 'em
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I posted a terse reply on the cat thread yesterday. Some people have no idea how filthy, maddening, frustrating, disgusting, unhygienic...blah blah blah!
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I know pp!!! I've replanted a lot of the garden over the last three years
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Shaaaaaddddddaaappp!!!!
I'll report you for abuse!!!!
....unless you send me pieces...
pp I'll let you know if I can split some things.
Oh really??? I was joking but if you could I'd love you forever. My card has smoke coming out of it so there's an embargo on spending on anything that isn't dog food!
So is that what you're having for dinner tonight Pp?
I have Longacre nursery as a favourite on the laptop
Might have been my Dicentra . Mine is in damp shade though. I'm not sure they like it too dry....but you should be ok over there PP!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Fairy, is that a white geranium with a bluish tinge bottom right of pic?
That's the fellow FG. In tight to the trees is dry but out a few feet and I'm hitting a spring so there's a good mix of dry and bog! Nothing in between it seems.
That is gorgeous planting. I have similar Heuchera and some hellebores that might do too. They're just so wee compared to the giant conifers that I feel a bit mean leaving them way down there by themselves!
Soppy cow!
I noticed that Pappi Jo has made "bays" with screens in his garden so I might adapt that idea with larger shrubs and bring the little ones forward a bit. I don't want to make the mowing any more of a chore than it is already so I have to be mindful of my turning circle! I've already beheaded a hawthorn seedling.
As for tea, it'll be dry bread again...my mum forgot to lift her wholemeal loaf when she left earlier. I hate wholemeal
Yes - renardii Joyce. The foliage is lovely - quite velvety and thick. Flowers are white with fine purple veining. The other planting has now taken over a bit (that pic was from over a year ago) so I'm taking it out and splitting it up to put further along.
Think it was still in it's pot there. it's grown loads too - must be the quality horse manure I put in
I think a lot of the plants in that pic were shoved in (in pots) to cover bare ground because of the cat issue Pp. Now that I have the water scarecrow I don't have the same issue. They don't like it up 'em
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I posted a terse reply on the cat thread yesterday. Some people have no idea how filthy, maddening, frustrating, disgusting, unhygienic...blah blah blah!
Thanks Fairy. My daughter nicked mine a few years ago instead of dividing it but, as she is now into gardening, I don't want to ask for it back