Blogs about: Perovskia
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GBBD – Roses Again
It hardly seems possible that we have reached the middle of the month of October already! Again it is Garden Bloggers Bloomday hosted by Carol at May Dreams Garden. If you have some time to spare wh… more →
Creating my own garden of the Hesperides
Fresh flowers
wrote 1 month ago: What a great flower book. I have little stuff blooming now and this really, really made me wish that … more →
GBBD – Roses Again
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wrote 7 months ago: It hardly seems possible that we have reached the middle of the month of October already! Again it … more →
An Unusual October Bloom: Erb-Approved
wrote 7 months ago: On a quick trip out to the nursery last week I came across a gorgeous plant with spiky pink flowers … more →
Arranging Autumn Indoors
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wrote 7 months ago: Everyone who reads my blog knows I love autumn. However, it is one of those seasons like late winte … more →
End of Month View – There is Colour Again
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wrote 7 months ago: Incredibly it is the end of September already. Where do the months go? It’s the time to join Helen … more →
The Formal Garden
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wrote 7 months ago: This year the Perovskia in the formal beds at the front of the house did not do well. I mulched the … more →
A Butterfly Day
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wrote 7 months ago: Monday was a lovely day in the garden, the sky had scudding clouds and it was windy, for some reason … more →
Perovskia: pruning
wrote 7 months ago: Perovskia, also known as Russian sage, is a decidious sub-shrub grown for its foliage and flowers. P … more →
The new long border is underway
wrote 8 months ago: The picket fence in this picture is the picket fence behind the daffodils at the top of this blog. T … more →
GBBD - August - Will it ever rain?
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wrote 9 months ago: Yesterday the sky was overcast in the way I remember August days in England; the air felt thundery, … more →
June 2012 Week 2
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wrote 11 months ago: First Frosts We are now definitely into our winter season. Morning temperatures have been very cold … more →
Alliums in the formal beds
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wrote 11 months ago: I planted 1000 allium aflatunense ‘Purple Sensation’ in the front two formal beds in autumn 2008. 26 … more →
2012.02.29 End of Month View - Pruning and new life
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wrote 1 year ago: At the end of last month nothing was happening in the garden or with me. In fact I was feeling down … more →
End of Month View June
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wrote 1 year ago: I had thought in the end of May View, that the slope wouldn’t change very much so I would have to ch … more →
The bleached garden begins
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wrote 1 year ago: Now is the time year that the colour in the garden fades and bleaches with the bright sun. The best … more →
Mid-June Garden
wrote 1 year ago: Gladiolus, Liatris Spicata and Echinacea The garden is holding up well this week despite a lack of r … more →
June Gardening Checklist
wrote 1 year ago: Hurry, Summer is Coming! It has been cold, warm, and wet this spring, which will be great for the … more →
not exactly chelsea
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wrote 1 year ago: Although all the celebrity chit-chat drives me mad, I follow the coverage of the Chelsea Flower Show … more →
It's baaaack!
wrote 2 years ago: Every spring, I wait in suppressed panic to see whether my plants made it through the winter, and to … more →
