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  • Yellow Osteo Cuttings

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    Last year, during the early Autumn I picked up a yellow Osteospermum (Cape Daisy) at a reduced price. At best it had about two months left outside before the first …

  • Iris Sibirica

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    One of the plants given to me in a bucket from my partner’s parents was an iris. I’ve had it for a year or two now and recently discovered it …

  • Lonely Miss Bateman

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    The Clematis “Miss Bateman” is now in full flower: This is it – all of it – that lone, single, solitary flower. We had only one last year and only …

  • The Cherry Blossom

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    At the corner of the garden is a sizeable ornamental cherry blossom and it has beautiful double-flowers of the most delicate soft pink. It comes out rather late in terms …

  • Aquilegia Caerulea

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    Last summer I planted some blue Columbine seeds, also known as Aquilegia Caerulea or “Granny’s Bonnet”. They were so easy to sow and germinate that there’s not much point in …

  • Cherry Blossom

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    Though the rain hasn’t moved, the gardening year has. Several of the early spring flowering shrubs and plants such as the Skimmia and Spirea have finished. The ornamental red-currant is …

  • Daffodils Now Over

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    The daffodils for this year are pretty much over. We don’t have huge numbers of them and they’re mixed so they come out at different time and the last ones …

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