Posted in
Uncategorized on August 5th, 2011 by admin —
219 Comments
Tags:
Posted in
Uncategorized on September 5th, 2010 by admin —
333 Comments
Salvia fulgens
salvia stormy seas and salvia waverley and diascia
salvia sagitata
salvia puberula
salvia patens blue angel1
salvia coccinea lady in red
salvia involucrata hadspen
salvia indigo spires
salvia guaranitica
salvia involucrata or splendens furry pink
salvia elegans pineapple sage
heptacodium
crocosmia and pink salvia in herb garden
salvia coccinea brenthurst
deep red dahlia
cuphea
cobaea scandens
crocosmia and pink salvia
climbing hector up the pawlonia
mother hen and chicks in herb garden in August
cat in tree
bird bath surrounded with daisies
urn with crocosmias, nicotiana sylvestris and lobelia tupa
Salvia fulgens
Tags:
Posted in
salvia on August 30th, 2010 by admin —
292 Comments
this lovely coral red salvia grows really well in the garden, upright grower, robust stems and good flowerer.
Tags:
Posted in
salvia,
Salvias,
Uncategorized on August 30th, 2010 by admin —
265 Comments
flowers deep blue set in almost black calyses, a very showy plant, but flowering in the garden quite late on in the year found in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil.
Tags:
Posted in
salvia on August 30th, 2010 by admin —
294 Comments
salvia dorisiana is a winter flowering opera rose coloured salvia, very beautiful, tender, good in cold greenhouse.
Tags:
Posted in
Uncategorized on February 14th, 2010 by admin —
260 Comments
Salvia Darcyi
Salvia Darcia flowering in the greenhouse, this salvia some times over winters here but I always have a plant in the greenhouse over the winter
Tags:
Posted in
Annuals,
Poppies,
shrubs on February 14th, 2010 by admin —
268 Comments
In the spring I like to plant helibores, and wysteria and anuals such as poppies
Tags:
Posted in
Garden Calender on February 14th, 2010 by admin —
251 Comments
Tuesday in the garden with Clare, we had a very productive morning tyeing up the wisteria on the newly built pillar. moving the eye-sore water butt next to the greenhouse and clearing away the leaves on the gravel garden.
We have already cut the leaves off the hellebores which are budding up nicely, some already out, Daphne is flowering, iris ungularis and snowdrops flowering and crocus just beginning to colour. We sowed various salvia seeds , more sweet peas and schizanthus , digitalis. I ordered flowering seeds from Chiltern seeds, tweedia, tithonis, lobelia vallida, browallia, mimulus, chiltern seeds 01229 581137. The auriculas in the greenhouse are looking a bit unhappy which is quite normal for this time of year, I will give them a feed of tomarite in a weeks time i.e. towards the end of February, and hope they will be flower for March 9th our opening.
Tags:
Posted in
Plant Index on January 3rd, 2010 by admin —
274 Comments
Tags:
Posted in
Garden Calender on January 3rd, 2010 by admin —
74 Comments
Tags: