Planting of Woodlanders

I can’t wait to see them develop either! That area will look great once the plants have settles down & begin to get bigger as well as the flowers! :)

Thanks Balcony, Meadow
A mixture of clump forming and ground cover plants.
If we hadn’t scraped the bulk of the weeds off with the digger in the autumn, no way would I have been able to tackle it.

Excellent Dawn! Can’t wait to see them. I love Cardamine, but can’t grow it here. Sorry...no idea what that last plant is.

Thanks Karen, I hope the Cardamine thrives.

Could your mystery plant be a Hexastylis? if it is it has been renamed an Asarum but I cant think of a white form. and to be honest the leaf looks wrong for it.

so don't mind me haha.

Wow Dawn, this is going to look amazing. Lots and lots of lovely plants, hopefully, someone will come up with an answer to your last plant identification.
Look forward to seeing your plot developing.

Is it this Dawn?
https://www.bethchatto.co.uk/plants-for-shade-conditions/vancouveria-hexandra.htm

Thanks Kate.
Seaburn, Karen - time will tell, the lady I bought it from said the name will come to her ....

I now think like Karen it is Vancouveria, I used to have one, a different species link to my plants page below and it is a pretty little thing. Photo of its leaves. This woke me up at 3am thinking about it. The new leaves look almost maidenhair fern like.

https://www.growsonyou.com/garden/show_garden_item/25719-vancouvria-chrysanthia
this is my penultimate page in my garden section.

True gardener...up at 3am thinking about a plant ID! Lol!

that's only because i'm not in a quilt planning mode....

;o)

I often plan quilts in the quiet and darkness of the bedroom, I can visualise the colours better.

:) x

What a selection Dawn, you are going to be very busy, looking forward to seeing them all in flower......we will watch this space!

Oh dear Seaburn, I hope I didn’t keep you awake haha
I will have a look at yours, thank you.
Thanks Dotty

I think I woke up more to do with the snoring ! his or mine not sure. But as I said to Karen being awake isn't often a problem, I like thinking things through. I gave a talk to our HPS group tonight so used the time thinking about how to improve the presentation. so your query got me thinking about plants to use.

That’s OK then. I hope your talk went well.
If I wake in the night it’s usually about things on my mind that I’m concerned about. What was the subject of your talk?

Yes my talk seemed to be well received: Right plant Right place. was the theme.

I can wake up because the owls have stopped hooting and its too quiet! I am such a weird person. haha

Great talk subject and Beth Chatto’s mantra and very true. I’m pleased they enjoyed it. I love to listen to the tawny owls calling to each other, I’ve not heard them for a few nights either, they’ll be breeding soon.

Good job! will look great when it grows into its own.

Thanks Bathgate.
How’s your weather at the mo?

unseasonably mild temperatures, lots of rain and wind.

Interesting Bathgate, just the same here

Mystery solved - the plant confirmed as Vancouveria hexandra, American barrenwort