Lovely, mrbadkins (why are you bad?). Raindrops look pretty on flowers.
Lovley photos Paul
My oak leaf hydrangea near the front door is flowering. Foliage is still quite green, while the one in the back garden has been turning for a while
Little cyclamen flowering. A lovely gift of seeds and smll plants from a forum member
Paul can you tell me what the pale pink flowers are please?
I like the hydrangea. Never seen leaves like that on them.Cyclamens are pretty miraculous. Just finally shredded a 10 ft high pile of branches and underneath it all was a flowering cyclamen, happy as Larry.
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Always nice to get a little surprise Paul!
The hydrangea is quercifolia - the leaves are oak leaf shaped, hence the name. The foliage has lovely autumn colour.
They're Schizostylis,(kaffir lily) Myosotis
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I can't seem to grow kaffire Lilly's.but hear are some photos of my garden 1,200 ft up.
A lovely mix of cottage garden flowers Sharon.
Lovely Sharon.Yes, Schizostylis Myosotis. Specifically Cocchinea. The red are a variety of Schistostylis too.
We had trouble with them too Sharon but finally they gave in and grew ok.
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Lovely, mrbadkins (why are you bad?). Raindrops look pretty on flowers.
Lovley photos Paul
My oak leaf hydrangea near the front door is flowering. Foliage is still quite green, while the one in the back garden has been turning for a while
Little cyclamen flowering. A lovely gift of seeds and smll plants from a forum member
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Paul can you tell me what the pale pink flowers are please?
I like the hydrangea. Never seen leaves like that on them.
Cyclamens are pretty miraculous. Just finally shredded a 10 ft high pile of branches and underneath it all was a flowering cyclamen, happy as Larry.
Last edited: 14 September 2017 20:45:35
Always nice to get a little surprise Paul!
The hydrangea is quercifolia - the leaves are oak leaf shaped, hence the name. The foliage has lovely autumn colour.
They're Schizostylis,(kaffir lily) Myosotis
Last edited: 14 September 2017 21:07:20
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I can't seem to grow kaffire Lilly's.but hear are some photos of my garden 1,200 ft up.
A lovely mix of cottage garden flowers Sharon.
Lovely Sharon.
Yes, Schizostylis Myosotis. Specifically Cocchinea. The red are a variety of Schistostylis too.
We had trouble with them too Sharon but finally they gave in and grew ok.