Daily Flower Candy, Flowers, Tropical Gardens

by The Frustrated GardenerJuly 7, 20135:27 pm

Go Andy

In honour of Mr Murray’s 3 set victory today, the Wimbledon club colours reflected in the flowers of Solanum laciniatum. Well done Andy!

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diversifolius on July 8, 2013 at 12:02 am
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Congrats! We watched the final – well deserved. Maybe coincidence but my next post will also be about a blue flower 🙂

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  The Frustrated Gardener on July 9, 2013 at 9:09 pm
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  Of course our media is now completely Andy Murray focused. I can’t see it lasting!
  
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Hi, I'm Dan Cooper, otherwise known as The Frustrated Gardener. Thank you for visiting my blog. I have loved plants and flowers since I was a child. My family tell me the first word I spoke was ‘Mesembryanthemum’, although that takes some believing. I grew up surrounded by gifted gardeners, eventually reading Landscape Management at the University of Reading. I now work in retail. The Frustrated Gardener is my way of expressing an all-consuming passion for plants and flowers, and a motivation to carry on exploring the wonders of nature.

I garden in Broadstairs, Kent, in a small plot by the sea. My specialist subject is coastal gardening, especially in mild, frost-free locations. I have a particular interest in plants from the Canary Islands and South Africa, and I will collect anything, given half a chance. I am also an avid book collector, with a growing collection housed in a custom-built library.

Why am I frustrated? Where shall I begin!? It’s mainly because the postage stamp space I have at my disposal constrains my poster-sized ambitions. I know I am not alone. Join me on my quest to make the most out of my small town garden and we’ll learn together along the way.

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