Forsythia
- 23 Mar, 2021
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Almost removed this last year - pleased I changed my mind now!
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Just the thing to cheer up grey days.
23 Mar, 2021
Good decision, Shirley! It has flowered nicely.
23 Mar, 2021
Chris, I've never thought of cutting some for indoors before, good idea!
Thanks Ange and Kate . . . I do love some yellow flowers in Springtime.
24 Mar, 2021
beautiful. used to have one but taken by honey fungus so cant risk growing one there.
24 Mar, 2021
In case you missed my previous comment, you can cut Forsythia as early as late Feb and it will open in the house well before t in the garden.
24 Mar, 2021
Thjanks Sbg, Sue and Paul. I was told by next doors 'Tree man' that Forsythia was an old fashioned shrub, to which I said . . . call me old-fashioned then!!
25 Mar, 2021
You could make a long list of "old fashioned " plants and without them we would all be much poorer...
25 Mar, 2021
Sue, that is certainly true. Hydrangeas come to mind as they are still in a lot of gardens around here, despite being deemed 'fuddy-duddy' by some gardeners and designers. I have a couple of the Lacecap type and love them!
That made me smile Paul - o))
26 Mar, 2021
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Glad you kept it too!
We have had one for a few years now and I do like it a lot. I like to cut a few pieces to put in a vase with some daffodils.
23 Mar, 2021