WHATS LOOKING GOOD IN MAY 2014

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  1. Spruce

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      I don't know whether or not it's a mental "hang-over" from last year when everything was about six weeks behind in the Seasons, but this year everything seems to be ahead and moving fast!!:dunno::scratch::snork:
       
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        I'm in agreement there. Dead easy, but looks exotic.
         
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        I'd forgotten that I got it!!!:doh: But that combination of such a special blue and the yellow pistils is just fabulous:hapydancsmil:
         
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          Looks like a Cambrian Poppy........very nice!!:hapydancsmil: Have you got the yellow variety as well??:scratch::snork:
           
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          Hi @Spruce , I see your Rock N Roll going well now, did you leave it outside over winter? Mine has been in the greenhouse maybe it is hardy enough to live permanently outdoors?

          Also I want to grow Clematis "Freda", is it evergreen or needing any special care?
           
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          Hi, JWK, Clematis "Freda" is from the Montana Group, it's quite vigorous and it is deciduous.
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          So it has single 4 petalled flowers and will flower in late Spring and early Summer..........a nice Clematis:thumbsup::snork:
           
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            Salvia buchanii...................
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              Hi @JWK I kept the rock N Roll in the greenhouse , I have a few pots of them so I will be planting one out in very well drained spot and see what happens it should be hardy I dont see why not , foliage is very attractive just by itself.

              Montana Freda deciduous and no special care just regular tying in and this one is great if you want to cover a very large fence or kept easy trimmed also so deffo a good variety , I have seedlings of this, flowers have come out much lighter pink , still look good though.
               
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                Do you mean, this one :) :blue thumb: It doesn't spread as much as the orange ones.
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                  The tree peony forming a seed pod
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                  The ground around Rosemary's feet was almost completely clear two weeks ago

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                    Crikey - the yellow one is a total plague around here. Heaven help me if the orange one pitches up:runforhills:
                     
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                          Great pictures Shiney and the garden's looking absolutely lovely! :) What's the white flowered plant in the last picture in post #43 please.
                           
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