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gardener of flowers can Help me here. Ra - Noo... John McVicar... I grow the new "hardy" varieties. Some white, pink and red and they survived outside and still in flower. I grew one in a pot and it was superb, for a while in the spring. I moved

to harm the plant or will it resprout from the cut off point. My memory tells me they don't like being transplanted and dont take well to pruning. The flowers are red orange if that is of any help. You can prune broom straight after flowering, but only cut

Hi Quite new to gardening and new to this forum - can anyone help please? my bergenia (elephant ear) is in flower now - probably better than in summer! should I do anything with it when the flowers die off or just leave it and hope for the best

I think the red flower is a peonie (if im wrong please correct me) but its the one next to the pansy that i looking for the name thanks Can't make the pic big enough to see well but it could be a sedum. Has it got quite thick fleshy leaves? Nut, I

Downie': one of the most reliable and popular small trees available. Lots and lots of pink buds open into a cloud of white flowers in May. Rosy-cheeked little apples in autumn. Self-fertile.Next up is Malus 'Red Sentinel': the reddest of red apples

interested to know what plants you use in your hanging baskets, but what type of Sedum do you use as I didnt realise they were trailing plants. I am not sure of the actual names, one is green with yellow flowers and the other has a redness to the leaves

but they dont seem to be widely grown and I wonder why. I have a pineapple sage with tall red flowers, 5' high, next to a white/green miscanthus in full flower as good as anything growing in the summer. Comvicing anyone? You're convincing me. Things

Despite the torrential rains and wind, the ornamental grasses are still swaying and overlording the garden. Miscanthus, panicums, Calamagrostis varieties are still in flower and providing structure and movement and colour. Interspersed with red

berries too     Verdun wrote (see) Cotoneaster horizontalis is a free standing shrub that will happily lean on and grow on a wall.  Lovely red berries too That's another good one for the bees liesel You could also look at chaenomeles. Early flowers

for and will thrive without too much attention, so I hope you'll be able to enjoy plenty of blooms from yours next summer. Emma. gardenersworld.com team. Emma, Many thanks for that reply.   My red hot poker flowered (2 spikes) for the first time this year, after