- Silene Blue Angel
- Dahlia Purple Haze
- Salvia cerro potosi with allium
- Rosa Veichenblau
- Rosa Felicite et Perpetue
- Not-so-red-hot-pokers
- Geranium Roxanne, Shirley poppies and Dahlia Chimborazo
- Sunflowers in the potager
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Looking Good in the Garden
8th August, 2010 - 11:17am
22nd June, 2010 - 10:15am
15th May, 2010 - 1:26pm
The front border has grown rapidly in the past 2 weeks
Lunaria, Erysimum Bowles Mauve, Scilla and Brunnera
The early peas are in flower
The newly created edging for the woodland border using chestnut stakes interwoven with silver birch. 25th April, 2010 - 2:06pm
![]() Rachel Donovan
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21st April, 2010 - 12:20pm
From the top : 1) The iris have a fresh mulch of gravel. 2) The peas are growing well in the potager. 3) The first broad bean flowers are out. 4) Prunus incisa Kojo no Mai - a delicate dwarf flowering cherry 5) Freshly mulched with Strulch the borders are full steam ahead. 6) Primroses in the woodland area 7) Camellia Jury’s Yellow. 8.) The forced rhubarb is ready to pick 9) Narcissus Thalia and The Bride surrounding the bird bath. 10) Some of the early tomatoes have been transplanted into deep pots to encourage the formation of more roots. 11) The grow light in use. 12) Tulipa sylvestris at the foot of the tulip tree 13) A couple of weeks ago it was bare earth around the hellebores, now they are surrounded by greenery. 14) The earliest tomato plants are nearly ready to plant out. 16) Sturdy young tomatoes under the grow light |