Perennials
Anemonella Thalictroides ‘Rue Anemone’ Dark winter evenings give gardeners time to pore over nursery catalogues to seek out new plants. Anemonella thalictroides is attractive but as it needs an acid...
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Tidying borders Later perennials will continue to bloom until killed by frost but may need deadheading. Cut back others and dispose of the dead stalks. Leave all or some of the old stems on less hardy...
View ArticleSeptember
While the Summer may be ending, the weather is still warm and there is plenty to enjoy in the garden. We choose our favourites for some early autumn colour Eccremocarpus Scaber ‘Chilean Glory Flower’...
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Cosmos Atrosanguineus (syn. Bidens Atrosanguinea) This delightful perennial has chocolate coloured flowers and its scent is distinctly chocolatey too. Flowering from mid-summer to mid-autumn, this is a...
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July is the time to sit back and enjoy everything the garden has to offer. As long as the weather holds out there is plenty to catch your eye, and nose. We take a look at some of the plants you can...
View ArticleYour Garden in March
Warmth can now be felt in the strengthening sun, and many seeds germinate readily if they are sown outside. Weed seedlings also germinate freely at this time, and plants such as nettles that die down...
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