Perfect plant combinations
This is the time of the year when I see and enjoy plant combinations in other people’s gardens, as well as my own, and in hanging baskets and plantings in the town and cities.
This is the time of the year when I see and enjoy plant combinations in other people’s gardens, as well as my own, and in hanging baskets and plantings in the town and cities.
It is a great time of year. A number of seed companies open their trial grounds to the gardening press and highlight the seeds that are going to be the show-stoppers in next year’s catalogues. First up was Thompson & Morgan (www.thompson-morgan.com) , the seed merchants based in Ipswich. Their press day is in the same week that that they
I just do enjoy growing dahlias: they have wonderful flower shapes and they come in such a wide range of colours, from lustrous Florentine ochres with bronze stems, to jolly seaside colours, as well as almost luminous Day-glo colours. I say this defiantly, as dahlias are plants that you either love or hate, there seems to be no half-way house