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Hosta flowering - shall I or shan't I?

I usually remove flowering stalks from my hostas so that they build up strong crowns - I grow hostas for their architectural leaves, not the flowers. But, one of my Blue Angels is throwing up a really fat looking flower spike - shall I be strong by Dovefromabove

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19/05/2013 22:39:48

by Alina W

Recommend a rambling rose

big garden and in a tiny shady back yard. Love it Buff Beauty is gorgeous but not really a rambler, it's a hybrid musk and more of a shrub rose. The best rambler I know is Perrenial Blue, flowers all summer, smells wonderful and is ewtremely tough by Busyliz

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03/07/2012 16:33:50

by le jardin anglais

postal offer

photograph or two to show you what to expect later in the year. The blue one was particularly fine and I was able to take cuttings from it for my friends, but i had put it in my blue Olympic Ring and I have deleted those pictures now. All the plants by nigelcoad

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27/03/2013 09:54:11

by happymarion

which plant is behind Monty (8 June)

/Gardeners_World_2012_2013_Episode_12/ Irises? They were out then, and come in white and light blue. There are several close-ups of blue iris blooms near the start of the program. On second thoughts - no. There's a separate shot of the lilac and white flowers, which by Migu Be

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22/06/2012 21:59:10

by Hollie- Hock

Can anyone identify my mystery plant?

images, perhaps I'm not allowed to use them. Sounds like a good party elf centre Definitely echium I have planted a long row of them, grew from seed in the spring and hopefully will bloom with 10' high flower stems next year. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ECHIUM-PININANA-BLUE by Ldesf0

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04/12/2012 20:52:57

by Ldesf0

plants for part shade/ full shade

Ursulas red. Silver grey/blue foliage with red stems.Bowles golden grass is beautiful.....yellow stems, leaves and billowing flower heads. Plant with aster frikartii monch for blue n yellow from late summer. Squeeze in rudbekia Goldsturn too for late by Gardengirl..

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09/04/2013 18:36:56

by Verdun

Does anyone know what this is?

the tops they tend to end up with all the growth at the top and half a metre of bare trunk underneath. They are quite hardy, even though the flowers look exotic. The flowers come in various shades, from white through pink, purple and lavender blue. They by Mattbeer87

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30/07/2012 16:16:10

by sotongeoff

bluebells

special day. You'd have to pot some up and bring them under cover before the event. Timing would be tricky but Chelsea gardeners have mastered the art of flowering plants at the wrong time. Have you ever cut blubells for arrangements? Mine have always by andrea 4

07/05/2013 11:47:52

by Bookertoo

Flowers in small pots!

look good - I am assuming each guest would have a pot on their table ? Here are a few plants that could be suitable Sanvitalia - small yellow daisies Variegated Felicia - small blue daisies but pretty foliage too Bacopa - small white or blue flowers by Whatalottie

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24/02/2013 18:46:57

by Mepooooo

Talkback: In the pink

hydrangeoides 'Roseum', as this has pink flowers. An image search on Google will show you. Hydrangeas are hardy shrubs, but new shoots can be damaged by frost in early spring. Delay pruning until spring as the old stems provide some frost protection. Then keep a by johnathan

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28/11/2011 18:29:48

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