R. BLUE FOR YOU WTH DIASCIA BLUE BUTTON

Lovely combo Ba, is the Diascia a hardy one?

I hope so Annella, says so on the label. I bought them from GWL the nursery is in Wales, they are called Penhow. It's actually D. Maritana Blue Button. I've bought from them before and they've all come through last winter:-)

What a lovely colour combination! The rose is stunning!

Thanks Paul, I bought it last year at David Austins although I don't think it's one of theirs. I never fancied a blue rose before I saw this and it smells divine too:-))

I'll take a note of that one and have it in my next garden...if I have a new garden one day! I really do like it!

Love those,Ba..especially the Diascia..they look so right for each other,you chose well,my dear :o)

Thank you Sandra:-) My poor Meggie is at the vets tonight on a drip, it feel awful her not being here. With any luck she will have picked up by tomorrow and we can have her home. Meg is the wiry whitest one in the pic, think she's also the oldest of the two:-(

Ba...i love this duo....beautiful...

Oh dear,Ba..I am sorry to hear about Meg..hope you have her home soon..and it's nothing serious..let us know how she is..x

Lovely combination Ba, sorry to hear about Meggie, hope she's on the mend soon:-)

Thanks Motinot, Bloomer and Gralew. Waiting to hear from the vet this morning, he stayed at the surgery last night and rang to say she looks quite bright:-)

They're gorgeous together :)

Hiding your light behind a bushel (or rose) dear girl...

Thanks Sheila and Tet, I love it, happy to report that Meg has returned from death's door and is back to her old self:-)

That is WONDERFUL news BA. Give her a cuddle from me.

Will do:-)))

wow factor, so pretty :o)

Thanks Sandra, how's your spirea Pink Ice doing? I had to buy one after seeing yours and it's looking fabulous:-)

Perfect partners, I love that Diasica very cute with the red button;0) Good news about Meg ;0))

So glad Meg is back home,and ok,Ba..great news :o) x

Thanks for your concern about Meg, she's a great grass eater and I worry that she may have been poisoned, weedkiller or such like, where I take her each day. I'll have to keep an eye on her in future:-))

Oh dear,I see what you mean..that is going to be difficult for you,to stop her eating grass..is that what the vet thought was wrong with her?

He thought it a possibility, without tests, it's hard to know and if we'd waited for tests she may not be here now. He treated the symptoms, belt and braces, and fortunately it worked, still on antibiotics though just in case it was an infection, but Rosie has been fit as a fiddle:-))