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a plate offering more than green leaves, so a mix of colourful lettuce, red-veined beetroot, thinly sliced circles of white radish, red tomatoes and diced yellow peppers really hits the spot. You can really let your creative, artistic side take over

really tall and   has lovely red flowers on it. She has cut it right back adn I have planted them, added some pics if I can work out how to upload them. Does anyone have any idea just what this is. I have looked at Knotweed but the ones I have do

as much as possible, but this plant has me straching my head !!!  many thanks  British wild flower, Arum maculatum known as  Lords and ladies. The central bit develops into  a spike of red berries. Oh thank you so much Figetbones !  My pleasure. I have a

Sorry if this the wrong use of the forum. I am trying to track down Rudbeckia seeds which will produce plants with orange flowers. Searches which claim to give orange results such as 'marmalade' invariably then show an image of a yellow flower. Any

produced bright red, slim, succulent and tasty stems. But I've just discovered three flower stalks have grown in my rhubarb patch. If left to bloom, they can weaken or even kill the crowns, although I've never had the nerve to let this happen. I removed

with deep pinky red flowers and that would make it a group 1 which flowers in spring on old wood and should not be pruned at all except to keep it in bounds and renew vigour. http://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/clematis-alpina-constance/1818.html  Thank you

and now has little red berries   I cut the Rose right to the ground late last year and it came back as vigorous as ever! Although it has not flowered yet.       The second shrub looks like lonicera maackii

We live on a fairly new housing development & the builders planted escallonia hedging between all of the houses, 1-6 years ago & a lot of them now look quite scruffy (& similar in size). Don't know the type (cheapest??!!) they're very dark pinky/red

blue is lovely bright blue flowering variety.  Nice by front door Not flowering but varieties of Phormiums make good container plants.....come in a range of red, pink, yellow leaves

flowered. Pam LL     Now that is exquisite. Does it produce  runners which root as they go, like the red version? I love that white one Pam. I'll give mine a haircut this year and see if it gets flowers next