Yes, we have it too B3, thanks to the damp winters that we have - killed our privet hedge in parts (this was 20 + years ago and we managed to kill it off then with Armatilox, but it is back now).
Lovely pictures on here, and we are so lucky to have such wonderful colours at this time of year.
Love your Saxifraga fortunei, Papi Jo. I have one whose leaves turn brilliant red in winter, but I don't know which it is, as it was a division from a friend.
Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.
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Yes, we have it too B3, thanks to the damp winters that we have - killed our privet hedge in parts (this was 20 + years ago and we managed to kill it off then with Armatilox, but it is back now).
Lovely pictures on here, and we are so lucky to have such wonderful colours at this time of year.
Wow!
Love your penstemons, B3. What kind are they?
White begonia in constant bloom since July. Needs a lot of staking but well worth it. At its foot sit 2 saxifraga, in close-up below.
saxifraga fortunei 'Shiratama'
saxifraga fortunei 'Tama botan'
Still lots of autumn colour in folks' gardens. Beautiful,
I like that pink saxifrage Papi-Jo.
Thanks PJ. I'll fish out the labels tomorrow but I'm fairly sure the dark one is raven.
Checked them out. Dark one is raven. Pink one is heavenly blue, which for some reason has gone pink.
Love your Saxifraga fortunei, Papi Jo. I have one whose leaves turn brilliant red in winter, but I don't know which it is, as it was a division from a friend.
Our Lily of the Valley and the Spanish Bluebells have suddenly decided to flower. a nice surprise.
Bet thats a feast for the nose, as well as the eyes Pat