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I bought this climber from a neighbour's garden I visited and I've forgotten what it is called. It has orange trumpet flowers, is pretty vigorous and the leaves are going a strong red colour with the change of season. See photos below. Thanks

've grown something unique, but there are many lovely varieties to choose from. Just to whet your appetite why not try growing:Tulipa 'Belicia', with double flowers that change colour from lemon edged crimson to white with red edges.T. 'Candy Club

The v   erges and middle of the roads in Btistol are full of daffodils but the Bot. Garden offers something different.  Here is a beautiful red Passion Flower and the flower on one of their species of banana..  Happy Easter everyone. They look fab

Hi .. I have a plant( rather a small tree it appears to be) growing in my newly aquired garden. It is about 5ft high at the moment Could be cotoneaster bullatus - I've just found out I've got one in my new garden too. Should have pink flowers

Feed fast-growing plants with a diluted liquid or powdered fertiliser Thin out congested pond plantsHand weed flower beds to prevent weeds establishing and setting seedBuild simple log piles at the back of borders to provide shelter for frogs, toads

Hi guys, I've recently inherited a garden and I need to identify a couple of plants. One is a tree that is blossoming now and producing some gorgeous flowers and another is a shrub (I think) that produced lovely red flowers earlier in the spring

in both its leaves and flowers (small red flowers), but it is much smaller (maybe 1ft to 1ft 6in) and grows in a clump, it is also winter hardy having grown in my Mother's garden for years now. Thanks Schizostylis? Gee that was quick! looked up your

- evidently a mature specimen. However, the berries baffle me. The berries are supposed to be red, however the berries of this specimen were cream with flecks of green. Will these berries ripen to red before winter, or have I made a false ID? At this time

can you name in the following pic?          Having this at the edge of the road makes the drive so much more enjoyable That's beautiful, I'll start you off - the pinkish red flowers at the bottom of your second photo are Red Flax (Linum grandiflorum

Hi my Red Hot Pokers (Kniphofia Caulescens) were planted in mid April and have reached a really good size but have not produced the poker is this normal for the first year? I have never grown them before.. They do seem to wait until year 2 to flower