Some considered shopping!
- 1 Mar, 2024
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I am being very restrained and only buying plants that I wish to grow in my back garden. Using them to cheer up the front for the time being. Here I have a lovely Almond Tree which will always be in a pot as they cannot tolerate ANY clay. Luckily it is grafted on to a dwarfing rootstock. Then there is a patio (dwarf rootstock again) Cherry ‘Stellata’, a little prostrate Rosemary on a short single stem and a Coronilla Valentina ‘Citrina’, which has always been a favourite of mine for its scent and extremely long flowering period. This one is a bit straggly and will need a frame to tie it to. You can prune them, but they don’t respond well to hard pruning as I discovered to my cost with my last one. Smell reminds me of Jonquils. They require some shelter. All but the. Pro ills will eventually go in the back garden.
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Definitely off to a flying start! Great buys here, Karen! I think the Almond will be pretty in the pot, looks good now.
I’m still waiting on my rosemary shrubs up on the bund blooming - this is the first year they haven’t bloomed before March. Love your lovely potted one.
1 Mar, 2024
Thank you Shirley and Kate xx
1 Mar, 2024
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See who else is growing Coronilla valentina (Coronille).
See who else has plants in genus Coronilla.
This photo is of "Coronilla Valentina glauca ‘Citrina’" in Cottagekaren22's garden
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Coronilla Valentina Subsp Glauca
£12.50 at Burncoose -
Coronilla Valentina Subsp Glauca 'Citrina'
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Coronilla Valentina Subsp Glauca 'Variegata'
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Good planning and good plants!
1 Mar, 2024