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What's in bloom?
Time to play the "what's in the bloom?" game! ;-)
We've returned to find Euryops, Salvia involucrata plus a couple of other Salvias, Fuchsias and Daphne bhoula, Vincas, Hellebore, Nerines of course and amazingly the Amicia zygomeris is putting out little shoots all along its branches. I daresay any frost later will deal with those, however. Anyone else? -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk |
What's in bloom?
Marigold, Penstemon, Fatsia, Antirhinum, Kaffir Lily, Hydrangea, Gazania,
Geranium, Skimia... Oh, and the daffodils are coming up. Martin. ( in Cheshire ) |
What's in bloom?
sacha wrote:
Time to play the "what's in the bloom?" game! ;-) We've returned to find Euryops, Salvia involucrata plus a couple of other Salvias, Fuchsias and Daphne bhoula, Vincas, Hellebore, Nerines of course and amazingly the Amicia zygomeris is putting out little shoots all along its branches. I daresay any frost later will deal with those, however. Anyone else? Ive got a few ragworts in full flower on the isle of skye. by full flower they are still yellow but are just starting to fade KW on Skye |
What's in bloom?
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sacha wrote: Time to play the "what's in the bloom?" game! ;-) We've returned to find Euryops, Salvia involucrata plus a couple of other Salvias, Fuchsias and Daphne bhoula, Vincas, Hellebore, Nerines of course and amazingly the Amicia zygomeris is putting out little shoots all along its branches. I daresay any frost later will deal with those, however. Anyone else? I still have some Calendulas, Genista, Borage, Viola, and one brave little blue flower on my Lithodora. Plus a little pink flower on the thing that looks like a nettle but isn't, with white stripes on its leaves and it's a ground cover sort of plant really. Sharon |
What's in bloom?
"Sharon Curtis" wrote in message ... I still have some Calendulas, Genista, Borage, Viola, and one brave little blue flower on my Lithodora. Plus a little pink flower on the thing that looks like a nettle but isn't, with white stripes on its leaves and it's a ground cover sort of plant really. Sharon Sharon, Your nettle thing is probably a Lamium. "Shell Pink" maybe. All sorts of things out here and today discovered a lovely flower on the Pulsatilla rubra. Regards Iris (McCanna) |
What's in bloom?
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Passiflora coeruleo-racemosa, P. violacea, Haemanthus albiflos, Nerine bowdenii, N. flexuosa 'Alba', Canna 'Lesotho Lil', C. 'Tamey', , Araujia sericofera, Pandorea jasminoides, Plumbago auriculata, Ipomoea indica, Jasminum polyanthum, Cyclamen persicum hybrids, Hedychium greenii, H. flavescens, H. 'Pink Vee', Brugmansia 'Charles Grimaldi, B. sanguinea, B. suaveolens, Citrus 'Valencia', Cuphea capitata, Bulbine fruticosa, Euryops chrysanthemoides, Loeselia mexicana, Polygala x dalmaisiana, Salvia blepharophylla, Lobelia tenuiflora 'Angustifolia', Polygonum capitata, Zaluzyanskia katherinae.... Autumn is definitely well established here, but some of the plants have yet to realise it. David Poole TORQUAY UK |
What's in bloom?
In article , sacha
writes Time to play the "what's in the bloom?" game! ;-) A splendid display of Bacopa snowflake in the summer hanging baskets and containers. -- Robert |
What's in bloom?
Time to play the "what's in the bloom?" game! ;-) snipped has anyone got daisys growing? Keith |
What's in bloom?
"sacha" wrote in message ... Time to play the "what's in the bloom?" game! ;-) We've returned to find Euryops, Salvia involucrata plus a couple of other Salvias, Fuchsias and Daphne bhoula, Vincas, Hellebore, Nerines of course and amazingly the Amicia zygomeris is putting out little shoots all along its branches. I daresay any frost later will deal with those, however. Anyone else? -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.co.uk Lots of stuff with a few flowers but only a few looking good, Abutilons (several) Clematis (texensis types) Lapageria and Canna braziliensis (which is no longer the correct name, but is still looks lovely!) and I noticed yesterday some of the viburnums coming into flower. :~) -- Charlie, gardening in Cornwall. http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of National Plant Collection of Clematis viticella (cvs) |
What's in bloom?
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from sacha contains these words: Time to play the "what's in the bloom?" game! ;-) In our almost empty new Arran garden,(no frost yet), only one thing; a pink escallonia. In the pots that moved with us; a dark hellebore is budding well, and a viburnum is open. Gardens round about; purple and white hebes, and many fuschias. Janet. |
What's in bloom?
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writes Time to play the "what's in the bloom?" game! ;-) snipped has anyone got daisys growing? Keith Yes, a few flowers showing in sheltered places along with pansies, primulas etc. Even more remarkable is the crop of raspberries we picked today (Fri). They just seem to go on for ever and we are now wondering whether we shall pick a few in December - for the first time ever as far as I can recall. -- Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs. |
What's in bloom?
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Pridham writes Lots of stuff with a few flowers but only a few looking good, Abutilons (several) Clematis (texensis types) Lapageria and Canna braziliensis (which is no longer the correct name, but is still looks lovely!) and I noticed yesterday some of the viburnums coming into flower. :~) Gosh! - there's the difference between N and S! All my V bodnantense have been in strong flower for several weeks now, as has the winter jasmine. It's now very much into winter garden mode, with the main colour coming from all the berries and coloured barks. -- Kay Easton Edward's earthworm page: http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/garden/ |
What's in bloom?
Janet Baraclough wrote in message In our almost empty new Arran garden,(no frost yet), only one thing; a pink escallonia. In the pots that moved with us; a dark hellebore is budding well, and a viburnum is open. Gardens round about; purple and white hebes, and many fuschias. Also now spotted that Fuschia Autumnale has still got a few flowers on it here. Plenty of daisies in the lawn, and an outdoor tomato ahs just started a new shoot. Thinking of winter colour I am amazed that very few garden programmes use Calicarpa, ours is a picture, the berries last all winter and are visible all over the garden. I was reminded of this seeing a programme today on TV which was going to use the plant, the first time I've ever seen it mentioned. Mike www.british-naturism.org.uk |
What's in bloom?
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from "Michael Berridge" contains these words: Janet Baraclough wrote in message In our almost empty new Arran garden,(no frost yet), only one thing; a pink escallonia. In the pots that moved with us; a dark hellebore is budding well, and a viburnum is open. Gardens round about; purple and white hebes, and many fuschias. Also now spotted that Fuschia Autumnale has still got a few flowers on it here. Plenty of daisies in the lawn, and an outdoor tomato ahs just started a new shoot. Thinking of winter colour I am amazed that very few garden programmes use Calicarpa, ours is a picture, the berries last all winter and are visible all over the garden. I was reminded of this seeing a programme today on TV which was going to use the plant, the first time I've ever seen it mentioned. Mike www.british-naturism.org.uk Mike, I was just wondering about trying to get seed of Callicarpa, but didn't know how fussy it was about the conditions it needs to produce berries. Do you know which sort yours is? Janet G |
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