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is Allium Neapolitanum. Allium triquetrum has naturalised and not to be recommended unless you have acres of room away from common ground. Leaving leeks to seed gives you glorious big blue heads and free leeks the following year. The yellow alliums

points and allow planting beneath them also. Hello CuriousGardener, Just a quick message about snowdrops - the common way to plant these is 'in the green'. This is usually done after flowering, when the bulbs still have their leaves - before the leaves

and purples, the common one has the most delicious scent - like cherry pie, which is their nickname. I think if I were you, I would be cheeky and ring some professional growers for tips, plus to see if I could get a deal on plug plants. Jersey plants direct do

commonly sold and tend to focus on perennials If you want to see lovely bedding displays then come to Bournemouth, their gardens going from the town centre down to the sea front are always so lovely and look so perfect. Ive got bedding plants in the garden

bigger leaves than the old one so new varieties are on sale too. They are a delicacy to some Chinese  so their common name is the Chinese Apricot and the Japanese roast and salt the seeds like we do peanuts and serve them in bars as a preventative

to gardening, i have a african daisy someone bought me about 2yrs ago and it still ahsent flowered??! never seen it flower, its about 2ft now and woint stop growing up! Apparently, if you snap a bit off and put it in the ground it will plant itsellf, does

and as it was starting to rain did it in a bit of a rush,  anyway here goes it's a kind of daisy type and  pinky/purple in colour   osteospernum Id say My thought too-but it is a nosy one   yes a cheeky one, maybe it thought it might not be raining on the other side

for the weeds! It can be quite windy where I live, so watching the bees hanging onto French lavender flowers for dear life reminds me of cowboys riding rodeo!!! pretty sure I have a common carder bee nest in middle of my lambs ear, it looks like dirty sheeps

high ive got a nearly pot bound plant called so im told dont know if my uncles having me on ( mother in laws tongue) can i split it now its flowering at the moment sticky sappy flowers I have michelmas daisies that have the 'need to be split' look

-Bill, Centaurea, Forget Me Nots, French Honeysuckles, Globe Thistle, Hollyhock, Linaria, Mallow, Michaelmas Daisy, Nepeta, Rose-Bay, Salvias, Sidalcea, Sedums, Veronica, Verbascum, Violet, Wallflower. SUMMER BEDDING PLANTS Dahlias, Fuchasia, Heliotrope. BULBS