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I planted a very vigorous white rose two years ago and, frustratingly, have lost the name. It is a thornless climber and flowers very early, in May. It is not repeat flowering. It dores not lose its leaves in winter. I believe it was bred

Hi all. As yet my passion flkower hasn't come into any kind of bud yet, it's not dead though as stems are green. My question is should I prune it, and if so how should I? Thanks

Hi all I wonder if anyone can help with identifying a weed that my Dad has in his allotment (in fact many of the allotments in that area do)? It grows about 15 inches tall, and has white flowers. The flowers almost look like they could be a grass

I have a rare white-flowering variegated buddleia. It's sterile, so no new plants every year, but it's still vigorous and healthy. I've tried taking cuttings which died fairly quickly. Does anyone have any good tips that they could share? I'd really

's gardens.  It occupies a similar environment as the valerian which grows wild everywhere. It has grey-green foliage and a profusion of small white flowers which have come out in the last week or two.  Some of the clumps have grown really quite large

HI PLEASE CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT PLANT THIS IS PHOTO ENCLOSED THANKS GEORGE   Looks very much like Nicotiana sylvestris. It's a biennial plant, so once it has flowered it will die. I agree with Gary

Please could someone tell me the name of this small tree? It is deciduous with small white flowers in the summer. Then in autumn it produces these stunning blue berries nestling in purple calyxes. Thank you. It could be a Clerodendron Pam LL x http

, three came along at once.A green-veined white, Pieris napi, was the first to appear, fluttering down to examine the mock orange flowers. This is probably the most widespread of the ‘cabbage’ whites, since it occurs commonly throughout the British Isles

There is one plant called white dead nettle that is a first class early flower for bumblebees and I know you like bumblebees! I certainly do! And dead nettles are lovely. I'm hoping some self-seed into my garden!Kate Hi Kate,I have dug out three