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, Pansies, Thunbergia - Black eyed Susan, Lonicera periclymenum - Serotina, Lonicera x heckrottii American beauty. Thanks. My cat lost her fur. It has happened twice now. Flea allergy. It also affected her digestive track. She is now on special food and hair

is a pic of my planter any ideas welcome.   I have a big blue pipe it's quite wide and tall think I'm going to drill holes down one side and stick strawberries in them any body no a good variety to grow this way? I have planted strawberries in long

-one feeds them but they manage fine. It really confuses me. I would keep it simple-if it is the growing season for a certain plant then it needs feeding-if it is dormant then it doesn't-it is just a waste So the pansies may need a feed at some point but I

through the middle tumbling around at the sides of grass and flag stone path to get the same effect but not sure what flowers would do well in there , something happy in shade. Either plants or happy to grow from seed. Hello Bunny. Did you want

I am in the process of growing alot of seedlings under lights. I have succesfully grown dianthus deltoids, campanula carpactica, lobelia trailing type, snow in summer, aubrita and pansies etc under the lights but for some reason my pestemon seed

and ophiopogon pot displayCreating a winter display of aster and ornamental cabbageGrowing pansies for winter colour

completely in winter and the leaves will grow to hide the daffodil leaves) and I plant spring bulbs where I will plant dahlias next year. Violas and winter pansies can be planted now too, also wallflowers.

Just looking around my very young garden at whats in flower now and I still have a delphinium in bloom, a shirley poppy, roses, argyranthemum, snap dragons, wild carrot and lavender. I have primroses, wallflowers, winter honeysuckle, pansies

't mind the dull green leaves for most of the year I would thoroughly reccommend Chimonanthes.  On still sunny days it scents the air for many yards and one or two twigs in the house brought into the house......delicious.  It grows very easily from seed

I have just been to our local authority's nursery "leftover " sale of winter bedding plants and yes the pansies and violas were selling like hotcakes but the cyclamen were not even getting to reach the polytunnels before they were snapped up