Glorious Petunias!
Glorious Petunias!
Before the summer is well & truly over I thought I might do a blog with some of the photos of the...
Portulaca grandiflora
One of my favorite annuals is Portulaca, or Moss Rose. They are in the Purslane family and get to 2½ to 3 inches across....
Flowers from seeds
When it comes to growing from seeds my results are not usually very good, apart from sweetpeas and nasturtiums, which I grow...
Gazanias
I love Gazanias and this year they have been lovely with all the hot weather weve had.
Bye bye Birdies
I love feeding the birds but unlike my front garden, the back garden has never been very popular with the local bird population...
Petunia Galore
I never relaised how many petunias I grew until I looked through my photos on my laptop.
Below are some of the best.
Purple...
In praise of Plumbago
This year I've grown Plumbago (capensis) for the first time, and to say that I'm pleased with them is an understatement!
I've...
Sunflowers: Big & small
Sunflowers: Big & small
What springs to mind when you think about Sunflowers? I bet it is a Champion Sunflower like this...
Beautiful Corn Poppies
This week I've been at least 3 times to our local nursery and each time, I've been amazed at the beautiful Corn Poppies surrounding...
Black Petunias - yes please!
The world's first black petunia flowers named Black Velvet, were developed using natural breeding techniques to turn them...
Baskets
Its been a busy summer with visitors and grandchildren and burglars and as a result very little time for GOY. I did want...
England flag
Planted this flag up to support England in the world cup .
Ha flag lasted longer than England ha .
A LOVE AFFAIR (confessional)
This year, after much GOY encouragement, I grew my first sweetpeas.
Soaked and sown as per Spritz's instructions into saved...
Flowers in my Garden
I love this time of year winter behind us all the summer to look forward to.I am feeling nery happy as I have the day off...
Annuals in 2007
Like everyone else, I suspect, I have made a start in tidying up from this summer and preparing for spring by planting bulbs...