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Does anyone know what this weed is?   Has it got lots of fragile looking white roots and spreads around a lot? When does it flower? What colour are the flowers? How tall does it get?   I don't know about any of those things. It has only just

turning from yellow to pink or white to pink any asders yes in uk There is a Rose called Masquerade, the blooms start off yellow, turn pink and end up red, so the plant in flower has a variety of colours. But I 've not heard of it in a sunflower. You got

Follow Sarah Raven's step-by-step video guide to creating an attractive display of paper-white narcissi for the Christmas table. Sarah gives tips on compost, planting depth and how to support the flowers.autumnChristmasMore Christmas projects

in the wind, a hint of summer to come. Roses and ...roses. But I am very much in love with my tree peony, I bought it about 8/9 years ago, when I organised the veg garden, to be a nice little shrub growing in the centre. The label said the flowers were white

from planting but I thought there would be some sign of flowering by now. The most popular form of Zantedeschia, aethiopica, the large white one, is commonly known as the Easter lily. Easter is when they are supposed to flower - in April. I have some

garden. (They remind me of a grubby area outside White City tube station.)I’d sooner have a garden packed with wintersweet, Chimonanthus praecox, which comes alive in later winter with drop-dead gorgeous flowers and a heavenly fragrance. Another favourite

Ive had this a while now but it's never really done much until now. Was just wondering if anyone knew what it is so I know what to do with it   I just know that it's deciduous and I think it has a white flower (but I could be wrong)   It is a

what they said it was called!).      I look forward to all your suggestions! Do either of them have flowers at all? Can't see very well, but the one at the back might be a choisya - if it is it will have little white flowers in spring. Chicky

Hello,   I can't upload a photo but have a very odd plant growing through my gravel path and would appreciate any help in identifying it.  It seems to grow from small brown bulbs and has a white stem turning dark pink/indigo at the end.  The flowers

jasminoides gorgeous scent from little white flowers. Would need to be in fairly sheltered spot but a sunny wall sounds perfect.  It's evergreen too. www.alisonpike.com/blog/ Thanks for your help, will be sourcing today.