Was really windy over night. Some of my pots blew over.
Jenny, I have that Oxalis out in the garden. Not one of the invasive species.
Is mushroom compost not very rich in nitrogen?I would be careful when growing cacti in it. May cause too much soft growth that will be prone to rot.
The metal might get really cold in the winter. Might damage the climber?
Sounds like a great deal at that price
Sounds like a good spot for some ferns. And also maybe some Hostas.
Here is mine:[ATTACH]This is a cutting in a pot. It spreads quite rapidly, and I am costantly taking bits off.
A bit of research on Google :doh:Petasites.Andie, keep monitoring and see if the plant produces foliage.
I am not convinced it is broomrape.I have a perenial plant with similar flowers, followed by greyish kidney shaped leaves. Have gone...
I have decided to wait a while. We are forecast to get some chilly nights next week.
I like the varieties that go red in winter
Does this mean I can de-fleece my tree fern and other bits I have wrapped up? :spinning:
Dahlias need fairly strong support The foliage and flowers (especially the bigger ones) makes them very top heavy.
I was planning on keeping them in a pot, and bringing into my greenhouse over the winter.
Fern, That looks really good.
longk,Thanks for the offer. The Bomarea wasn't too expensive :blue thumb:Yes, I was quite pleased with the Symplocarpus. I have a small one...
joolz,I am not convinced that is Aloe vera. Looks like some sort of hybrid to me.But nice plant anyway.
A recent order from a specialist woodland plant supplier arrived on the weekend :biggrin:Beesia calthifolia Bomarea edulis Caulophyllum...
There are other plants to start in February :biggrin:
You can put them out as soon as any risk of significant frost has passed.They would have actually been better off if you had started them...
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