Dorycnium Hirsutus seems to be covered with buds again!

Lovely!

Yes I love this too

It is like Powys Castle Paul...another 'must touch it' plant!

Yes Karen - I thought it was too in little pic

This is lovely,Karen..I have just googled it..known as Hairy Canary.!.I was wondering about the Hirsuite bit..and if it would be ok for my garden..apparently it gets red/brownish berries later..and doesn't get too big..a must for me..:o)...

hairy canary - now love that name :))) added this to favs - a must get

Great ,isn't it Paul? Lol..I've added it too..:o)

ohh yes !!! not sure if when dry it is silvery coloured - looks that way - as I love the silvery colours

So do I Paul..and my garden is a bit lacking in it..I might try a few different ones.. definitely Cineraria again..it goes so well with everything,..

Bloomer, I have never heard of it getting berries!! We shall see...probably too cold here. Paul, it is silver all the time.

Hope I looked at the right one,Karen...you could google it and see what you think..maybe it was the wrong variety?

That is so pretty, another on my list......long, long list!

I have not heard of this one before Karen - it looks very nice in your picture. I will have to investigate this one - added to faves to remind me.

It has grown really fast this year....and now it's about as big as it should get. I shall have to look into whether it can be pruned or not!

Wow , I like this Karen. You do have some unusual plants in your garden.

Perhaps I should take some cuttings.......;)

bought yesterday Karen - the smell is heavenly lemony !!!