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, and various other plants, had been bashed about something chronic by the weather, leaving them flattened and miserable.In such cases there are two possible options:1. Try and tie them upright again using a scaffold of string and bamboos. This may not work

It is a very old and trusted maxim that ‘a weed is just a plant in the wrong place’. I don’t know who said it originally, but part of me rather wishes that it had been me. The other part of me wants to punch whoever coined the expression

Agapanthus make fantastic patio plants and look particularly good grown in terracotta pots. Given a sunny spot and free-draining compost, they'll produce spectacular flowers in June, July or August, depending on the variety.Although agapanthus

, while the falls are pure white with narrow, pale-violet edges. Mid-season flowering, from May to June, height 80cm.Iris 'Dancer's Veil'An intermediate bearded iris, suitable for planting on slopes or in windy areas. The standard and fall petals