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i have completly no idea what that is, sorry

Yes agree there Bayleaf, hence I can keep a conker small that way too

I agree - they are dianthus. Garden pinks by their known name. Lovely flowers, and the perfume can be great.

Could it be a little Indian bean tree??????? They have very big leaves & are quite late. [ 08. July 2005, 08:45 AM: Message edited by: Marley Farley ]

:rolleyes: On 2nd thoughts think I am wrong & it sounds like pete is right. :rolleyes:

I thought not, but it seemed like a good idea at the time. :D

okie dokie

If you've got the patience click here and look through the pics http://www.fuchsiamagic.com/fuchsias/But like fran says many are very similar...see aintree for starters [ 01. July 2005, 11:52 PM: Message edited by: SteveW ]

but the there wouldn't be mushroom for anything else in the pot!:D

:D Thanks becca & pete, it is a day lilly as you say. It is day lilly "little flirt". Thank you Charlie. :D

French marigolds to be precise Charlie! Not half as luscious IMO, as the orange Calendula though, which my slugs don't eat like the french ones either!! And, you can use calendula to make a soothing tincture for injuries!

Hi Charlie , I have a bush in the garden with flowers like yours & it is, Lavendula angustifolia "folgate". It's flower spikes are longer & more spread out than the "hidcote" & not quite so dark in colour either. Hope that helps. :D p.s. Have to say your quotation is brilliant &...

Hi Ray P, Think maybe we both know it locally as squitch

Thanks to everyone - The white one is certainly a Bacopa Snowflake and I'm pretty sure that I have found out what the blue one is having done quite a bit of research on the net. I found a Danish site that has very good photos and with that and various other comments from members of this and a US...

Hi Fiwi It is Euphorbia lathyris, known as caper spurge as well as mole plant, as Pete says, it deters moles (something to do with root secretions). You propagate it by sowing seeds, but it is quite handy at doing this itself as the seed capsules "explode" propelling the seeds noisily quite a...

Oh Heck, now look what I've started, I'll have to think where to plant it out when it's readyThanks

Nathan, you will need a pipe.

I really like it when they are just about to flower and you can take their little hats off to help them out. All will become clear when you get some

Aquilegia's are lovely Andrea, and you got some pretty flowers. I let them spread like Paladin, they cross breed and can produce some lovely different flowers. Easy enough to remove them before they get established if they are in the wrong place. The country name for the origial blue one, was...

Thanks Nathan!