I agree with that. It has hollow stems and damp over the winter gets in and rots the plant from the inside out. If it is the true Black and Blue (...
Salvia ( Dysons ) Joy should be hardy as long as it is big enough. I would say Pink Mulberry is borderline, winter wet being the biggest threat.
True Salvia patent have tubers. Unfortunately there are many hybrids sold as S.patens so I would not want to guess as to the hardiness of this...
Crikey - don't get involved in Toad Lillies, they're addictive! I had quite a collection back in the day.
For all those bemoaning modern drama fear not! To celebrate its fortieth anniversary BBC4 is repeating Edge Of Darkness. Quite simply one of the...
Kohleria are in the Gesneriad family and grow from rhizomes. If it has died back put it in a cool spot indoors and let the compost dry out. Coax...
I used to have quite a few of the 'interesting ' Digitalis. That one was Digitalis ferruginea gigantea. Used to grow to about 2.5 metres with...
Back in the days when I had a garden (in the chilly Cotswolds) I had a magnificent specimen that was totally hardy ( I did much it with conifer...
I used to let it self seed and then thin the seedlings out at 25/30cm, using the young leaves as a spinach substitute - far tastier than old...
Incredibly sad news.
We're off to see London Grammar at Victoria Park in three weeks so they're on my playlist at the moment......... [MEDIA]Hilary Woods, formerly...
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Bampton in Oxfordshire? That used to be a good little nursery when I lived out that way.
I'm strictly Golden Virginia myself!! A bit of a cheat this but we went to Panella for lunch today. I had gnocchi (with Italian sausage and wild...
And there was me assuming that it was formulated in Moscow :heehee:
You might find this site useful though....Home - FuchsiaFinder
F.magellanica is a thug in my experience so I was going to suggest the much tidier variety 'Hawkshead'. Then I got to this post.......:psnp::dunno:
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