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Those wonderful blue salvias

them the plants usually are fine thereafter.As with hostas, hellebores, fuschias, etc these are highly addictive plants. Some salvias grow 7 feet others just a few inches. I grow pineapple sage....rich pineapple scented leaves ( brush against by Verdun

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04/04/2013 17:12:31

by bramble lover

Plants still in flower?

and forgot about so were left out on the drive are still flowering despite a couple of heavy frosts and still have roses and geum in the garden. Well into Nov we had plants from every season flowering at once. Seemed very strange to have hellebores flowering by Kate Bradbury

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19/01/2012 21:10:29

by phippsy

Success and Failures ...

Couldn't grow lily of the valley but now its a weed....aah! Such is lifeCan grow tender perennials and, of ourselves, my hellebores Gardening Grandma wrote (see) Golly, Brumbull, your head must be bursting with ideas! Quite a few current threads were started by Brumbull

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28/03/2013 19:32:10

by artjak

favourite plant

are beautiful. Hi gardengirl. Can I have more,than one?. My favourite plant right now is mahonia; soon it will be hellebore......so flowers. But, in summer my fruit and veg are my favourite. Runner beans for me too in the veggie line. Flower - English by Gardengirl..

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14/12/2012 22:21:53

by Verdun

Help

hellebores are fantastic and have been in flower since before Christmas - through all the snow and cold and are still looking great. For summer I have Astillbies and though they grow very tall Japanese anemones do well. I've ordered snakes head fritilliarias by CalB

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16/05/2013 21:01:32

by brian stoat

March in your Garden

How are things growing in your garden in the month of March, what tips and hints can you pass on to others. Hey, not there just yet rainjustlearning.....but I think you've started another good thread. Got some primroses to go in tomorrow, a by Rainjustlearning

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11/03/2013 10:30:39

by Rosa carriola

Talkback: Daffodils

have some snowdrops out as well as jasmine, viburnum, primroses, hellebores, cyclamen and, believe it or not, cowslips! In the Sir Harold Hillier arboretum we saw several groups of "January Gold" daffodils in flower on New Years Day. I too, am eagerly by Amoret

28/11/2011 18:30:33

by daffy

Talkback: Rabbits and myxomatosis

them for eating all my young hellebores!However, a year or so back I found a young rabbit sitting quietly at the edge of my garden, he didn't look well and made no attempt to move off when I got close up to him. His eyes were almost shut and he looked by happymarion

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06/05/2012 21:12:09

by Shrinking Violet

"My Reviews"

. The reviews (in general) are a feature of the site that a lot of us have not been using. We can put any of our own observations on here, about any particular plants that we grow, and build up a knowledge base about all these plants. 'My Reviews' does seem by sotongeoff

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09/03/2013 06:52:53

by Dovefromabove

Hellebore's

shady spot the question is this, is it shady all the time, or just through the day, I have a North Facing and an East facing border so which would be the best for them, I've never grown these before. Hellebores are woodland plants, so normally grow by Rainjustlearning

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30/03/2013 11:37:27

by nutcutlet

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