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please suggest plants or plant types

and then was in shade the rest of the day. For your raised bed I would suggest plants with flowers that look good from underneath: Hellebores; Fritillaria; Erythronium (Dog's Tooth Violet); Monkshood (NOT with children as poisonous - but beautiful by cheesey ed 4

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04/06/2012 10:40:56

by cheesey ed 4

Talkback: Dianthus: In the pink

' which it clearly isn't, and anglo saxons would also have said 'violet' after the name of the flower not having a word for it. All this makes me think it must have been difficult describing colours if you were an anglo saxon. by Linda McKee

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15/03/2012 19:42:30

by cloud8

Water logged

banks for the primroses (and maybe some wild-type violets too)? For summer I'd put in wild flowers such as cow parsley, pink and white campion, and wild foxgloves, and some dryopteris ferns and hardy geraniums, and some honeysuckle. For the autumn by Mother Hen

21/10/2012 20:36:29

by Mother Hen

Overrun by blue flowers

I've recently moved into a new home and my garden is overrun by this plant, can anyone tell me what it is ? Any chance of a photo and better description? There are thousands of blue flowers! I can't find the upload button It's the little tree next by Sw11x2

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10/07/2012 20:41:16

by Robot

Talkback: Self-seeding plants

are allowed to set seed. Over the past 20 years the washed out plain pinks have diminished and the the various plums, near black, purples, and violet shades have started to dominate. The flowers range from the very double 'Nora barlow type, through semi by rosebowl

24/11/2011 15:29:12

by ChrisKing

Talkback: Planting bulbs in lawns

I shall put in pots this year. They remind me of when I was a Brown Owl in the GG movement - the flowers are brown and yellow. Just love bulbs. Anemone pavonina is a beauty in the grass at the Botanic Garden and a great favourite with the visitors by Lu

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28/11/2011 18:44:22

by Gina J'

Talkback: Keeping up with the weather

!! September - I have a cowslip in full bloom, also a pineapple plant which grows outdoor all year round in a perennial border, and all this on the cool east coast. i still have my marigold flowering around my allotment. they are still in full bloom by Brian Bliss

28/11/2011 18:29:35

by gardenerbest

Talkback: Winter iris

I bought a deep violet iris reticulata last spring at Hodstock Priory and it is now in full flower in my rockery. What a beautiful site it is, especially after all the snow we had earlier in the month. They just cheer me up when I see them by James A-S

28/11/2011 18:38:00

by leda

Lets do the Timewarp again

(geraniums, primroses and violets amongst them) and a large patio with raised square and rectangle beds. I just dont know how to put our stamp on it, marrying up our style, make it more contemporary and enhance what is already there. What plants could we add by Adele Buck

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03/05/2012 20:59:17

by GeorgiaI

Dispute

how attractive) grow, flower and set seed. My advice would be to be brave, and remove it. Hi Davie, why don't you show the thistle the door (so to speak) but replace it with something that looks like a thistle - and a giant one, at that? Get a cardoon by Percy-Grower

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05/04/2012 17:02:46

by Percy-Grower

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