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to get Jeyes already mix and came home with a fern.  I am spending more money on the garden than i spend on myself, not to mention the money spent on the birds. I do agree with EvergreenQueen, somewhat, I preffer going to a GC but as I don't have a car

When I first started gardening I looked at the brightest, brashest, loudest flowers. Then I began to appreciate foliage....Coloured, variegated, etc., ferns, conifers ( the dwarf or choicer ones) Next it was for subtlety ....complementary colours

too. Cordylines do well in their garden. Bamboo isnt realy a tropical plant but creates a tropical look and can handle cold weather. Ferns another tropical looking plant that can handle colder weather & of course Hostas.  Bananas Musa species Musa

all summer up to frosts. I usually only grow the white one, en masse wherever I have space. They contrast well with other plants. Oh yes, and the foliage is a pretty fern like leaf. You can't beat them, and they come in good colours too. Go for it

are fairly new over the past couple of years. ie ferns, a small rose, perinun flame (sorry for spelling) . I will dig them out and replant in my back garden. The borders in the front are sparse, I can't afford to fill up the space. So I just want to grass

and possibly more so. If plants that would otherwise have been destroyed by developement can be given a second chance then where is the problem? in much the same way that tree ferns from New Zealand were brought into cultivation when they were cleared from

or two marginal plants for cover. the frogs spawned in mid march & thats when the newts seemed to return. (we live in lincolnshire ) the pond is raised & has ferns & ground cover plants around it, we often see the frogs on the pond edge ready to go

to dig out an irregular shape around the shed, cover with membrane and on this add wood bark and edge with stone. I also had visions of ferns growing in this area. However, I was away when my husband got to grip with this project and instead of the dark

, especially trailing varieties or types of Begonia semperflorens. Others to consider include nepeta, helichrysum, scaevola (fan flower), and others.Also consider hardy perennials like heuchera and ferns.Many houseplants would also be suitable, including spider

out on Monday.Also just put out my Banana Plants Red Abyssinian, and Japanese Banana, I lost my Tree Fern this last winter.Still got lots of bedding plants to plant out.I got 12 bush-cherry toms, which i keeping in my greenhouses,6 aubergine 12 Pepper