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NYD plant count reminder
So - what's flowering in your garden on New Year's Day? ;-)
-- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon (new website online) |
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"Sacha" wrote in message ... So - what's flowering in your garden on New Year's Day? ;-) -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon (new website online) Thanks for the reminder. I'll be out there counting ... but not until I've had tea in bed. Happy New Year. Spider |
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says... So - what's flowering in your garden on New Year's Day? ;-) Happy New Year to you all. Here is my list for 1st January 2009, all out doors. Rather surprised there is as much as its been cold and I do not plant stuff for this time of year, also surprising is what is not on the list - no snowdrops, daffodils, celandines, and even Camellia St Ewe is still in tight bud Abutilons - megapotamicum, milleri, Kentish Belle, Wisley Red and Nabob. Acacia retonoides (been flowering since July) Berberis dawinii Buddleja salvifolia Alba Clematis - cirrhosa balearica, Freckles, fasiculiflora, and a late flower on John Warren! Clianthus puniceus (this is lagged in bright red flowers) Coronilla valentina (looking and smelling lovely) Correas - alba and harrisii Cytisus Porlock Chaenomeles Crimson and Gold Cyclamen coum album Delairea oderata (Wafting the marzipan scent each time the sun comes out) Escallonia Golden Brian Fuchsia magellanica Garrya elliptica Helleborous various hybrids plus x sternii, argutifolius, and foetidus Iris stylosa (they have changed its name but I prefer the old one!) Isoplexis canariensis (still a few flowers - it started end of May) Lapageria rosea (several) Lavatera maritima Lonicera x pupusii Mahonia x media Pandorea jasminoides Rosea superba (still opening flowers whenever the sun comes out) Pandorea Golden Showers Perennial Stocks Phlomis fruiticosa Polygala Primrose (just one flower!) Roses, Bonica, Cornellia, Fiona, Alberic Barbier, Francoise Juranville Rosemarinus Severn Seas Salvia guaranitica Black & Blue Senna corymbosa (tail end now and its not enjoying the cold) Solanum laxum Album Sollya heterophylla Symphytum ibericum Viburnum x bodentense Dawn Vincas - majus variegata, difformis alba, & Jenny Pimm Garden still looks a bit tatty and bleak from the windows!! -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea |
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"Sacha" wrote in message ... So - what's flowering in your garden on New Year's Day? ;-) Roses, periwinkle, daffodil, polyanthus, fuchsias, camellia Inspiration and the autumn one, hellebore...not sure which exact types of most. Other Camellias showing colour. Happy New Year Robert Rowdens Reservoir Allotments Association www.rraa.moonfruit.com |
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"Sacha" wrote in message ... So - what's flowering in your garden on New Year's Day? ;-) -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon (new website online) On high ground in SE London: Marguerite, cover'd in yellow flowers. Erysimum 'Bowles Mauve', many buds, one flower. Hebes 'Purple Emperor', 'Gloriosa', 'Nicola's Blush', 'Midsummer Beauty', 'Purple Picture', plus one purple seedling - all with some flower, 'Gloriosa' lots of flower, but not enjoying frost. Cyclamen coum, few crimson buds; Cyclamen persicum, 5 coral pink flowers (slightly sheltered pot culture). Fuchsias 'Rufus the Red', Lady Boothby, Mrs Popple, magellenica - scattered flowers and buds; not enjoying frost. Jasminum nudiflorum and polyanthum, in flower plus many buds. Rosmarinus prostrata 'Severn Seas', many flowers Erigeron karvinskianus, many white flowers. Chaenomeles 'Red and Gold', many *just* colouring buds; C. 'Geisha Girl', tight buds only. Veronica prostrata 'Georgia Blue', one perfect flower. Sarcocca, many pink buds. Laurus nobilis, very many buds (west side of tree most advanced). Vinca minor, dense apical bud growth with one clear flower bud. Rhodo/Azaleas, 'Vinecourt Dream', 'Ptarmigan', cilipinense - in bud only Helleborus argutifolius, (lenten) hybrids, lividus, double-flower-type - many buds, some more advanced. Mahonia japonica, many lovely, scented flowers. Pieris, many buds. Sophora microplylla, many compact buds. Exochorda macrantha 'The Bride', scattered tight green buds. Pelargonium (zonal), scarlet flowers and buds - in open porch. Primulas inc. vulgaris, few flowers. Roses nozomi, 'The Fairy', 'Audrey Wilcox - few buds and scattered haws. Pyracantha 'Orange Glow', 4 large panicles of bud with some scattered flowers. Lavatera rosea sport, 2 frosted flowers, 1 coloured bud. also, there were berries on: Pyracantha, Cotoneaster (lacteus and horizontalis), Fatshedhera, Ilex 'Golden King', Roses 'The Fairy', 'Ballerina' and moyesii 'Geranium'. plus, bark colour on Betula pendula purpurea and Cornus alba 'Sibirica'. Glancing around, I could also see many flowers on a neighbour's Coronilla (no, I'm not cheating! It's not in my garden, but I add it for the phenologically aware! Chilly Spider Wishing everyone a happy and blooming new year. |
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"Sacha" wrote So - what's flowering in your garden on New Year's Day? ;-) Bergenia (old fashioned type) Zonal Pelagonium "Doris Moore" (amazingly) Osteospermum (Dark purple) -- Regards Bob Hobden |
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Charlie Pridham writes
Happy New Year to you all. Here is my list for 1st January 2009, all out doors. Rather surprised there is as much as its been cold and I do not plant stuff for this time of year, also surprising is what is not on the list - no snowdrops, daffodils, celandines, and even Camellia St Ewe is still in tight bud Goodness me! This really highlights the differences between Cornwall and Yorkshire! Agree with the comment on cold - without checking records, it feels to have been the coldest winter for nearly 10 years. All ponds are frozen today, as they were for a large part of December. Cyclamen coum album No hint of C coum yet. Fuchsia magellanica Mine, of course, has been cut down to the ground and I won't expect anything more till mid summer. Helleborous various hybrids plus x sternii, argutifolius, and foetidus Buds just showing on orientalis Lonicera x pupusii Yes. Primrose (just one flower!) Quite a few primroses and polyanthus, and a single auricula Viburnum x bodentense Dawn Yes, and V tinus. Pieris and mahonia in bud. Other flowers: Pansy Calendula (still hanging on grimly from the autumn) Hammamelis - a red flowered one. H mollis not in flower yet (though it did have a burst of flower in the autumn, as did Fothergillia) Winter jasmine Yellow poppy And an astonishingly large crop of oyster mushrooms. Does anyone know the best way to preserve these? Drying?) Altogether, a pretty pathetic showing, although the garden still has a lot of interest in berries and bark. But in the frost-free greenhouse I can boast two species of cacti and a succulent in flower, along with jasmine, pelargonium and butterwort. -- Kay |
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says... But in the frost-free greenhouse I can boast two species of cacti and a succulent in flower, along with jasmine, pelargonium and butterwort. Thats the beauty of an unheated conservatory/Greenhouse, in there its already spring and we have around 40 different pelargoniums flowering plus yet more Lapageria, and the Brugmansia and Tibouchinas we brought in along with some tender Salvias all still flowering. Jasmines azoricum and angulare providing scent if the temperature gets above about 10c (not that its done that recently!) But some late flowering gingers have failed to open their flowers :~( -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea |
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says... Right, that's it, I'm feeling totally inadequate. Two inches of ice on the pond today. Unlucky you! I don't try and have stuff flower now as we are not open and I prefer to hold fire until later, its just some plants seem determined to keep going, many of those listed have done well on some new walls I built last year and I am about to order another 525 blocks. We have had loads of frost but so far its not been low enough for long enough to freeze any water in the garden allthough we have had a burst pipe (outside) because I forgot to drain the outside down. -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea |
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On 1/1/09 14:59, in article ,
"AriesVal" wrote: On Wed, 31 Dec 2008 19:12:24 +0000, Sacha wrote: So - what's flowering in your garden on New Year's Day? ;-) Thanks for the reminder Sacha. We had a severe frost yesterday and the day before (photos included) which didn't do our garden a lot of good so I was pleasantly surprised to find these few hardy plants showing their pretty faces this morning. Slideshow he http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/valeri...how/5286335290 436093234 Very pretty, Val and what an immaculate garden! Here's our list, though I should emphasise these are things that might have just one flower on - not that they're smothered in blooms! But they're all in the garden, not nursery plants in pots etc. Ivy-leaf pelargonium Euphorbia wulfenii Euryops pectinatus Coleonema Vinca difusis Small flowered trailing Campanula Coronilla glauca Rosemary Miss Jessop Rosemary Marenca Jasminum nudiflorum Salvia involucrata Daphne bholua Camellia sasanqua Narumigata Camellia williamsii (I think) Takanini just about to open Cestrum parquii Lamimum - bright cerise flower, variegated leaf Cassia corymbosa (in shock, I reckon!) Chaenomeles japonica Lonicera purpusii Clematis napaulensis Viburnum tinus Vinca lxyloba Correa backhouseana Primroses Various Hellebores Argyranthemum (white hybridised here) Mahonia Charity Mahonia lamerifolia Sarcococca confusa Abutilon (white & pink) Pittosporum tobira Exochorda Bridal Veil Fuchsia microphylla Hypericum (tall shrubby thing) Pieris Red Robin Skimmia Lonicera tatarica Unknown bright pink rose Unknown Clematis (purple) Euphorbia rigida Fuchsia exochordicata Escallonia rubra Macranths Papaver cambrica I'm amazed at Charlie's Clianthus and Polygala but he's in the tropics compared to most! ;-)) Any more? -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon (new website online) |
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NYD plant count reminder
On Thu, 1 Jan 2009, Spider wrote
"Sacha" wrote in message .. . So - what's flowering in your garden on New Year's Day? ;-) On high ground in SE London: a perfectly astonishing quantity of flowering stuff In another highish bit of SE London we've got several very ordinary but startlingly red cyclamen (Persicum? I'm afraid I bought them in Lewisham market, and they don't go in much for the Latin) and a solitary surprised pink, together with a lot of frozen rosebuds. Whereabouts are you, Spider? We're in Blackheath. -- Kate B PS 'elvira' is spamtrapped - please reply to 'elviraspam' at cockaigne dot org dot uk if you want to reply personally |
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"Sacha" wrote in message ... So - what's flowering in your garden on New Year's Day? ;-) The best I can offer is vinca major and mahonia aquifolium.. Tina |
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"Kate Brown" wrote in message ... On Thu, 1 Jan 2009, Spider wrote "Sacha" wrote in message . .. So - what's flowering in your garden on New Year's Day? ;-) On high ground in SE London: a perfectly astonishing quantity of flowering stuff In another highish bit of SE London we've got several very ordinary but startlingly red cyclamen (Persicum? I'm afraid I bought them in Lewisham market, and they don't go in much for the Latin) and a solitary surprised pink, together with a lot of frozen rosebuds. Whereabouts are you, Spider? We're in Blackheath. -- Kate B PS 'elvira' is spamtrapped - please reply to 'elviraspam' at cockaigne dot org dot uk if you want to reply personally I'm in Upper Norwood, Kate. Somewhat below the sight of the old Crystal Palace. We have some good views; in fact we can just see the Wembley Stadium arch from here. Spider |
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