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The very best variegated herbaceous n perennial plants....and do you like em?

and one I have now called Collaig... however, I think this is mainly about perennials and herbaceous, perhaps little sub shrubs Verdun is interested in here... perhaps I can offer up this little one, Festuca glauca 'Golden Toupee'.... a bit brighter than by Verdun

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17/04/2013 05:15:07

by auntie betty

Talkback: How to lift and divide herbaceous perennials

by adrian123

12/05/2012 23:55:57

by Excitable Boy

Mysterious unknown plants

and is still going, upright habit, not much more I can tell you. 4th pic, flowering now, herbaceous perennial I think, its growing in pretty dense shade. Thank you so much, it's driving me mad not knowing what they are. by AliP

19/09/2012 22:02:48

by AliP

Herbaceous Border

I want to make a Herbaceous Perrenial Flowering Border. The area is already prepared and has Clematis on the trellis going up the fence and some annuals at the moment. The site is 3metres wide and comes out 60cm from the fence Does anyone have any by Mattbeer87

23/08/2012 15:09:35

by kate1123

Cutting back Poppies

and will they reflower this year??? Don't go mad just remove any broken stems and damaged leaves etc-the "chelsea chop" does not really apply to poppies more the herbaceous perennial plants-with a bit of luck, depending on the variety, it will flower again this year by Loz

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10/06/2012 22:00:49

by weejenny

what to plant

backardee i will try one of those Mine push up through just about any herbaceous perennial, but are particularly nice through alchemilla mollis as they flower lime green under the purple alliums, or through persicaria 'dimity' as that flowers well after by Aliesh

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10/06/2012 20:29:49

by Aliesh

What is this pretty plant, please?

Can anyone identify this pretty little flower? I was walking down the road when my friend spotted it and luckily I had my camera with me. It looks like it may be an herbaceous perennial but other than that I haven't a clue. The flowers are only by leisurelypainter

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13/08/2012 09:23:57

by Hollie- Hock

plants on a tree lined back drop

"country" look with herbaceous borders. any tips for big gardens also much appreciated. Thanks As silver birch look so good in winter when the sun is on their stems, I'd emphasise the interest with good evergreens such as holly which can be plain green by biggarden_smallknowledge

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25/06/2012 15:36:05

by obelixx

moving established plants

this. Thankyou It's not too late to move herbaceous perennials especially with all the rain we've been having. Just dig them up with as much root-ball as possible and you may need to reduce the foliage to lessen the stress to the plant. Thankyou by patannie

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07/05/2012 10:19:48

by patannie

Mexican Orange Blossom

soil, in raised bed with an acer, a rose and some herbaceous perennials. Not so much as a sign of a flower. Am I doing something wrong or is it just time and maybe not so much rain as this year? How big is it? The plant sounds as though it is settling by freshairfanatic

10/09/2012 22:51:09

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