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during March and April. Will suit growing in pots or at the front of a border.'February Gold'The traditional yellow trumpet blooms of this long-flowering daffodil gradually fade to white. It's a tall variety - 50cm - suited to the back of a border

Today i've found the leaves on young plant has got mottled yellow tops and the underside is covered in a kind of rust type effect! this has only just appeared, would like to know if this is due to recent heavy rain after dry spell or too cold

plants that bloom Aug/sept. I love my heliopsis, tall yellow daisy flowers.Like to spread so keep it under control, but it will bloom for a good 8-9 weeks. Valerian, michaelmas daisy, marigolds, golden rod, gaillardia, all seem to love the clay. A

I have a young Choisya ternata Aztecc Pearl.  It has suddenly had about 40% of its leaves go yellow and these are now falling. However, it is happily flowering.  Thought about it being due to recent dry spell but other plants around it, including a

die down to tough yellow roots in autumn, over-wintering to grow up again the following spring.Tall-growing perennial plant which spreads below ground by rhizomes or across the surface by creeping stems or stolons to form dense clumps of stinging

? Can anyone recommend suitable plants, please? water mint,a lovely plant but can take over. Lysimachia nummularia, small, yellow flowers, has a yellow leafed variety as well but i like the green better Leslie -do you want something beside the water or a

trumpets bursting open at tip of yellow courgettes are pure beauty – and yes, they are good enough to eat (deep fried in a tempura batter sounds appetising).Flowers adorn climbing beans, squash, tomatoes, aubergines, chillies, garlic chives and many more

, scented, white-flowered daffs with dark red, jagged centres. I planted them in a large terracotta pot, next to a few pots of 'Minnow' - a dwarf, creamy-flowered variety with contrasting yellow centres.Both varieties are quite late flowering in April

? Pots need regular watering as rain is not enough to water them. keeping the soil moist  but still no sign of flowers and the leaves are still turning yellow

Over the last couple of months I've bought a few perennials geraniums ( I think). They are doing well, and have flowers. I have noticed though that that some of their leaves are turning a yellow/red colour. The first one I bought, a Geranium