Daily Flower Candy: Grevillea victoriae
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Just when you think the plant world has no more surprises in store for you (a silly thing to suppose anyway), along comes a […]
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Just when you think the plant world has no more surprises in store for you (a silly thing to suppose anyway), along comes a […]
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Few plants hold their flowers as gracefully as fuchsias. Whether large or small flowered, the blooms typically tremble at the end of fine wiry stems. […]
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Begonias are such stalwarts of the summer garden that they are often overlooked, even sniffed at, by so-called fashionable gardeners. I’m not attracted by […]
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Whether it’s candy floss, baby, lipstick or rose, when it comes to autumn flowering bulbs, shades of pink are decidedly de rigueur. Right now there […]
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One of the joys of writing this blog is having the incentive to seek out and learn about new plants. Today, on a training course […]
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If ever a dahlia deserved the classification ‘waterlily’, describing the shape of the blooms, it’s Dahlia ‘Firepot’. The juicy-fruit colours might have given Monet […]
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It’s no good, I tried to hold back, but I just had to share this ravishing new dahlia which has started to bloom at […]
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I have always rather shunned the colourful, smaller cousins of the Ethiopian lily, Zantedeschia aethiopica, mainly because of their artificial looks and regular, cellophane-wrapped […]
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I have been a little quiet of late and that’s for three reasons. The first is work, which has been abnormally busy. The second […]
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I have a new favourite lily and it’s called ‘Pink Flavour’. The bulbs were an impulse, end of season purchase from Sarah Raven and […]
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In case you haven’t noticed I am a sucker for anything colourful, exotic and expensive looking. This goes for food, cocktails, shirts, wallpaper and […]
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Three cheers for the May Day Bank Holiday. Hip hip, hooray! A Sunday night free of work worries, an extra day in the garden […]
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