Had a sudden thought that it would be nice to plant some pinks in front garden, as mine are just starting to flower when the rest of the front garden plants are looking a bit tired. I had a largeish container of pinks so decided to replant them, but when I emptied the container I found it was one large plant rather than several smaller ones. I went ahead and divided the plant as best I could, but then became concerned they would die and that wouldn't look good in the front garden. I have therefore planted them at the back and hope they survive. If they do I can plant them in the front next year.
Showing posts with label Dianthus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dianthus. Show all posts
Friday, 14 June 2019
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Tuesday, 29 March 2016
Sunday, 28 February 2016
Late winter updates
This has apparently been the warmest winter on record, although we're currently in a cold spell, and there have been a few frosts in the last few weeks.
Small flowers are starting to form on a couple of the Armeria.
Small flowers are starting to form on a couple of the Armeria.
| Sisyrinchium |
| Pennisetum |
| Alstroemeria |
| Euonymus |
| Euphorbia cuttings I took on 24 June last year |
| Hellebore not yet flowering |
| Mystery plant |
Labels:
Alstroemeria,
armeria,
Dianthus,
Euonymus,
Euphorbia,
hellebore,
Heuchera,
pennisetum,
Sisyrinchium
Tuesday, 14 July 2015
What's been good in the garden so far this year
Armeria and Oxalis Purpurea (Oxalis now looking a bit rough).
Dianthus Coconut Sundae - now past its best.
Heuchera with red flowers - still going strong.
Red Heuchera - hope to divide this soon.
Tradescantia
Lilies - now coming to end of flowering.
Suggested replacements for those plants now going over - Tuberous Begonia, Coleus, Pelargonium, Heuchera, Anemone.
Labels:
armeria,
Dianthus,
Heuchera,
Lily,
oxalis purpurea,
tradescantia,
What's good in the garden
Sunday, 15 March 2015
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