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beautiful with the Blue flowers of the Ceanothus. Hiya punkdocI,have Diablo but don't know if I really like it. It's more,brown than purple. Friends say they like it but I don't know............you like it? yes even brown looks good i saw some

. Although the immature flowers had a disturbing apricot hue, I was ecstatic when they eventually turned out to be bog-standard purple. Beautiful.Foxglove seeds are best sown fresh. They're too tiny to handle comfortably, so it's a good idea to just place a

I'm finally getting married to my partner in mid September this year!  As a hands on kind of person I'd love to be able to plant and grow some of my own wedding flowers. I am looking for a selection of vintage style flowers that work well togeher

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

those in the garden are looking very sorry for themselves as most of the leaves have gone and those that are left are a dark purple probably meaning they will fall off.  However, flower buds are starting to appear but the overall effect may well

', with creamy white flowers fading to purple.T. 'Colour Spectacle', with pale yellow petals with broad red streaks.T. 'Happy Family', with purple petals and white edges.T. 'Orange Bouquet', with orange and red petals.T. 'Toronto', with pinkish-red flowers

Hello This is a bit of a cry for help...I am planning a wedding to be held on June 1st next year in a marquee at home. It's going to be themed around Moroccan colours and I have visions of clashing bright pinks, turquoises, oranges and purples. I am

Hellebore-Helleborus foetidus. Number 5...I have it in my garden or should have but it certainly isn't flowering yet.... it is Purple Toadflax-Linaria purpurea. Hi Nola,  Thank you very much, no.3 is definately Sildalcea and No.4 could well be a Hellebore

, to prolong the flowering period. I think if they set seed, the new plants will always be purple-flowered, but I may be wrong about that. Thanks everyone.  Hope mine last a bit longer than a couple of years as I have quite a few!  Sotongeoff, your lupins look

. When it is in flower it comes out in a white flower, I have no idea what its name is, but it just gets covered in bees, they love it. I have also got purple one growing in a pot that I bought at an auction and that also flowers really well. I don't do