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!Now I'm busily into planting up all the winter and spring crops - all my brassicas including kale, cabbages and purple-sprouting broccoli. My young purple-sprouting looks glorious - really well grown and leafy, though I do say so myself. But I always

had very little growth and now have quite purple leaves (see attached pic.).I haven't really used any fertiliser on these, apart from a very small amount of potassium fertiliser that I was given. I presume this isn't the problem, as I have applied

Purple Sage seeds. The only place I have seen them is a web site called Titherington Herbs. Hope this helps!

Could anyone assist with locating a variety of cow parsley that has purple flowers? The only one of which I know is Anthriscus sylvestris 'Ravenswing' There is certainly a cow parsley relative which has pink flowers and is called Pimpinela

I'm looking to grow a climber in a south facing area of my garden, I'm particularly interested in the plant having interesting foliage, preferably purple. Any suggestions? My colour theme is orange, purple, green and white for that bit

I am completely new to growing Brassicas and my purple sprouting Broccolli was growing well until last week. I noticed some small holes appearing in the leaves on some of the plants and thougt at first it was slugs. However I have now noticed

Some of the stems of my  Sedum Purple Emperor seems to be collapsing due to the wet weather. The thick fleshy leaves are going soft and the stems turning brown. Would it be best to a) cut all the stems back in the hope new foliage starts to grow

I have been trying to grow Purple Loosestrife and Ragged Robin for about ten years,I live in an area where there is heavy clay, sucessfully established Water Avens,Flag Iris,Fleabane and Greater Birds Foot Trefoil, so can't understand why I have

Hi All, I've been hardening off my toms in a cold greenhouse and only a few of them have bits of purple on the edges of the lower leaves. It seems to affect biggest plants. I've read this could be a sign of lack of potassium (I was just about

colour-scheme of yellowy-green, with some notes of purple. My question is about the back of the flowerbed - I have two clusters of three euphorbia amygladoides robbiae at the back, acting as a greeny-yellow backdrop to some slightly shorter plants