thanks very much for your replies, I will just keep an eye on it for now and see if it improves when/if the weather improves
I have a climbing fushia that I brought back from Jersey 2 years ago, it has began to produce lots of leaves and is nearly four foot high - the...
I have two Escallonia, both in pots and situated next to each other, one is looking the picture of health, the other is suffering with brown spots...
How about Polygonatum for some spring interest, lots of different types of foliage available (I've been researching for myself-its a woodland...
After a quick image search on google I certainly hope that A is Hemerocallis, what beautiful flowers - can't wait till it starts to flower!I...
Thanks for your input- I will go surfing to see what I can find out about these suggestionsCheers
Cheers Lisa - I'll look them upPlant A enlarged [img]
Heres some more, promise I wont post any more for a few days - Its just I'm so impatient to find out what they are!Plant E [img]This looks like...
If you've read my post 'inherited garden' you'll know why I have so may plants to ID.Plant A [img]Plant B [img]Plant C [img]Plant D [img]
Ok, Battery just gone on the camera but I managed to get a couple - so here they are:[img] 1)This plant is about 10 inches tall, very delicate...
Yes, they have survived the frost so far and all look pretty strong, they are in a sheltered place - and I have now erected a 'greenhouse' around...
I have now rehomed some of the larger species to my mums garden, and given some to friends as suggested - have carefully placed the remaining...
Its all legal, the plants were all in pots and the new owners wanted them gone - are they mad?
Oh dear, this doesn't look good for my sweet peas - I plants them, as seeds, in a tub on my patio over a month ago. They are about 1 cm high now -...
Recently a neighbour moved house and due to unforseen circumstances had to move over 1000 potted plants on the quick - hense I have inherited an...
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