Just a few snaps . . .
By sheilabub
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. . . to keep you in the picture!
This is part of the pink’n’purple bed with Salvia ‘love and wishes’, Salvia viridis ‘pink sundae’, Penstemon ‘apple blossom’ and Penstemon ‘Frederick Hahn’ which is proving easy from cuttings.
Copper beech tree in pot next to Geranium ‘dusky rose’, Cosmos ‘xanthos’ and Cosmos ‘purity’ which has grown taller than expected!
My favourite Osteospermum (white with purple centre), with purple Nemesia, Penstemon ‘crème brulee’, and Anemone ‘wild swan’ somewhere in the middle!
Loropetalum – which may have to come in to the greenhouse if we have a very cold winter
View of my cobbles-and-grasses bed from the corner bench, taken with a shaky hand :)
- 10 Sep, 2018
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Your Loropetulam is very colorful & that copper beach is a stand out. What great color you have in your garden.
10 Sep, 2018
Love your plantings Sheila. I bought a pot of Cosmos ‘purity’ for some late brighness in my white garden, and is super.
10 Sep, 2018
Thanks Paul for making me smile :)
Thank you Karen!
10 Sep, 2018
Your garden has some lovely choices of plants .
10 Sep, 2018
Lovely to have late colour.
10 Sep, 2018
Many thanks Julia and Linda.
10 Sep, 2018
Your garden is really coming along. Hard to see that it is so new.
11 Sep, 2018
Thanks Jen - I must admit to be pleasantly surprised at how quickly the beds have filled out :)
11 Sep, 2018
Oh Sheila, isn't your garden looking great in such a short time? Well, it seems like yesterday you were having fun choosing plants! I do like the cobbled area with the grasses.
11 Sep, 2018
Lovely photos Sheila. Your garden looks wonderful. I envy your copper beech in the pot ! :)
11 Sep, 2018
Thank you so much Shirley . . . yes, I have been having fun, and still am!
Thanks very much Hywel . . . the copper beech was on the 'rescue' bench at a local nursery, priced at £3.99. Without the space to let it grow to its full height, it has to stay in the pot, and be regularly pruned. You could give it a try if you fancy it?! :)
11 Sep, 2018
Thanks Sheila. Great that you rescued the tree. It looks lovely. I have an oak tree in a pot and it looks very nice. I found it on the road one day just as if someone had thrown it there, so I 'rescued' it. I haven't pruned it yet. It doesn't seem to grow much. I may try a copper beech also. I like things in pots.
12 Sep, 2018
Thanks very much Sheila - that’s my favourite area too . . . just what I’ve always wanted!
12 Sep, 2018
Well Sheila its hard to believe this is your newly planted garden its looking wonderful, you`ve done a great job.
14 Sep, 2018
Hi Phil - many thanks - it's been great fun.
14 Sep, 2018
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Thanks Julia. Loropetulam is not fully hardy . . . it probably depends where you live, and if you have a sheltered corner.
10 Sep, 2018