Echinaceas don't like my garden, nor does Anemone Wild Swan Well done for the White Swan.
I have rudbeckias, heleniums, salvias, phlox, penstemens, phygelius, hardy geraniums, dahlias, fuschias, echinops ritro, and can't remember what else, out at the moment, various different sorts. And annuals and roses.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
You aren't the only one aym - I too get confused with them all - however I have grown Redbeckias and one echinacea this year and love them both but still get confused with the heleniums though.
Beautiful flowers aym. Particularly interested in the carrot flowers as they grow wild over here, especially on the sandy common land near the beaches. Can you tell me the name of the geum please? I have just grown my first echinacea from seed, only one or two germinated from approx. 20 seeds, but the flower is lovely and always has at least one bee on it.
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Thank you for admiring my rudbeckias, GD. I water them every other day, a very good soak. It's been hot here sometimes in the early 30s.
AYM, what sort of White Swan is it? I only know anemone White Swan and it isn't that.
Crikey, that's some Cosmos! Why are mine so pathetic?
Oh silly me! Must be tired.
Busy day seeing OH's grandchildren on holiday here.
Echinaceas don't like my garden, nor does Anemone Wild Swan
Well done for the White Swan.
I have rudbeckias, heleniums, salvias, phlox, penstemens, phygelius, hardy geraniums, dahlias, fuschias, echinops ritro, and can't remember what else, out at the moment, various different sorts. And annuals and roses.
You aren't the only one aym - I too get confused with them all - however I have grown Redbeckias and one echinacea this year and love them both but still get confused with the heleniums though.
Beautiful flowers aym. Particularly interested in the carrot flowers as they grow wild over here, especially on the sandy common land near the beaches. Can you tell me the name of the geum please? I have just grown my first echinacea from seed, only one or two germinated from approx. 20 seeds, but the flower is lovely and always has at least one bee on it.