On Thu, 18 Dec 2014 17:13:25 +0000, sacha wrote:

I went round the garden today, picking foliage for Christmas flower
arrangements. Each of these had a few flowers left, Salvia guaranitica,
Salvia confertiflora, Rosa Wedding Day, loads of different Vincas,
Salvia involucrata, an unknown lacecap Hydrangea, a Fuchsia fulgens and
a single Rosa bracteata.

I noticed the other day that one of the Hollyhocks which had been cut back
after flowering is developing a new flower spike.

This is on the North side of the house so it can't be getting any sun this
time of the year.

I assume that relative warmth and lack of major frost is giving it an
incentive to have another go.

Cheers

Dave R



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