Cascading from the ornate iron supports of the Edwardian conservatory at Wallington Hall, this superb fuchsia is named ‘Rose of Castile’. Bred in Kent in 1869 it makes a large and long-lived shrub. A 60 year old specimen grows outside the Electric Shop on Alcatraz island. ‘Rose of Castile’ establishes itself quickly and can be trained against a sheltered wall or into an elegant free-flowering standard.
The history and use of New Zealand's native plants
Blogging about cottage garden style in a town garden
The sensory pleasures and earthy delights of gardening.
Finding my backyard, one step at a time
A Globetrotter
Personal lifestyle blog documenting my day-to-day living and also capturing the most beautiful corners of the world while wearing the latest collections and trends.
creating my own little patch of happiness in OKC
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.
planting knowledge one seed at a time
Growing a kitchen garden in a small space, one leaf at a time
gardens, garden history, garden tours, landscape design, herbs, perennials, roses, Southern culture, Southern cuisines, travel
Sharing the world's delightful sights and bites to inspire your next travel adventure.
A Landscape Architect Living In The Deep South
When finding your dream house isn't just happy ever after
A blog about gardens.
a garden blog & boutique
Upcycling and Gardening Blog.
inspired by the colours of the land, sea and sky of Cornwall
A highly emotional gardening utterance...
Trials and tribulations of an emerging cut-flower garden in southeast England.
I like to create stuff - it's just makes me happy
Gardening in a harsh climate
