Coronilla valentina subsp. glauca 'Citrina'

Beautiful :o)

Thanks terra...think it is the paler form than yours?

A beautiful set of pictures Karen. Everything looking nice and healthy!

Thank you Scottish! Not too many pests and/or diseases yet! I have my sprayer primed and ready for the dreaded black spot, but the roses are hardly growing at all yet.

Hi Karen ..
yes... I have my Valentina in a more exposed position than yours .. by my arch ( see latest blog )

When I chose it, I decided the variety might be more hardy ... seems okay so far... survived the long cold winter...

That's good. I wonder if it is hardier, I have no idea....did you look into that then Terra? only, if I lose this one I could then try the other one, as I love it so much!

No, I just guessed it might be hardier.. Lol.
Do you prune your Coronilla to keep it compact ?
If so, ... when ? after flowering ?

Yes, it should be pruned in late spring after its finished flowering. I haven't really pruned it much yet, but this year I'm going to give it a proper haircut, as it does get a bit straggly.

Good idea ... :o)

It is supposed to respond well, even to being cut hard back.

That's reassuring ... :o)
Your sedum is doing well ...

Ah, now, that reminds me...so is yours! I planted it in the garden today. I'm not sure if I've added it to my catalogue...can you remind me of the name pretty please?

My goodness, how this has grown ... it's superb!

Karen ... sedum frosty morn ... :o))
I'm glad it has survived ..
That was a successful swap wasn't it !!!

It was! :) thanks terra! :)

:o)))

How lovely, looks brilliant in that pot...

Thanks A!