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Thanks everyone

Hi everyone, thanks.

Probably related to them being split it. Might have been better to have kept them in pots for a while, after splitting, to give them time to get going again. Easy enough to move pots out of the heat of the sun, and in the house (for example) they don't have any wind to dry them out ... and so...

We will have to see how professional it is in a couple of months or so.

The one that I'm really after is Mona Lavender - any ideas where I could find that?Sorry Sal, that wasn't very helpful was it!

Yes the leaves are more rounded (at the base anyway) and furry on Russeliana still lovely though , I did manage to get you a bit of seed not a lot but enough to get a few plants hopefully.

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Just found this photo from mid May this year - just planted out my sweet peas . It shows our Olive tree standard - £20 from Asda, really pleased with it Bottom right is Choisya Aztec pearl - possibly my favourite evergreen shrub . Behind is another evergreen the second non flowering non...

Ceanothus is evergreen (leaves are small, but unremarkable) and has Blue flowers. Pick a variety that is properly hardy if your site is exposed.Lavender edging at the front perhaps (one like Munstead is reasonably small)

Beautiful!!!Val

I've got a couple growing out the shingle on my greenhouse floor. They got there by dropped leaves rooting. They flower every year in mid winter, I never water them even in the summer. Its a plant that really just does best when its struggling.

Thanks all for the replies and feedback I decided to discard the plant Thanks for your help

To my eyes for a five year old plant that is truly outstanding!

If they are small enough to fit in the neck of a half gallon scrumpy bottle, then it is an option. Microplugs would fit.

The pic shows a shrub with compound pinnate leaves and would fit very well with Jasminum officinale. (Ash trees and Elderberry have a similar arrangement of leaves.)While Ligustrum has simple leaves that are opposite each other on a twig so can be ruled out.

Later, 17th of Jan last year,

i think it's gotta be humidity. kinda tricky keeping the rh up when i need to constantly vent the lights. yeah its winter here. going to try the wet towel wick method. never had an issue with other plants so its taking me a while to fine tune. here's hoping they don't croak in the process.

i found soaking the seeds a couple hours in hot water and then starting in paper towels really sped things up. they like alot of warmth in the beginning.

Thanks Stephen, that's what I was thinking.