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Some varieties "run" more than others, but as you already have the "satellite" plants appearing, it's a good sign that yours is keen to spread so you can dig up some of the little ones. Best while the soil is nice and wet if yours is sand that crumbles when it starts to dry out (like mine).

It's just this site people are saying cloudflare and banking, my bank site is fine. I can't think it's Internet suppliers as lots mentioning it, we are miles apart and on different suppliers.

But, still the main factor is government legislation and subsidies to go all electric is the driving force, which is contributing to consumers buying habits.If it was a level playing field, then the uptake in BEV's would be considerably less, even when the 3p per mile is introduced it would...

Nice to see signs of life appearing again in our gardens Love your Snowdrops !

I have always loved Camellias ever since I was a child . I thought they were very early roses. These two are flowering now Bob's Tinsie Please show me yoursJenny namaste

The Crocuses! ( The hedgehog is hibernating and won't be back for some time ).

I often stick odd veg between my flowers - parsley chervil dill and carrots look very ornamental as do chives and leeks when in flower. I think I posted a pic of salad rocket in flower last year and kales are very pretty when in flower. The purple or variegated sage looks good too.

I have grown Aptenia, very small flowers for me, but if you like the foliage then you get a lot of that.I notice there is a variegated variety.

I think the Trachelospermum would swamp the rose and the fence although I don't know that particular variety.How about an evergreen clematis which flowers in the winter, C. cirrhosa 'Freckles' or Jingle Bells'. Delicate, pretty leaves and creamy bell shaped flowers are often in bloom at...

Indeed. However reality is that waiting 1-4 months for the game to respond would likely cause small boys to become big boys before the game concluded, they would get bored and tahe up gardening instead; an entirely more satisfactory experience....

The Garden House is such a beautiful place. My daughter first took me there over 20 years ago and we've been several times since then. Saw Chris Beardshaw being filmed there by the BBC once, one of my gardening heros.I love those snowdrops Nigel, thanks for posting. Shepton Mallett's Snowdrop...