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Libertia Grandiflora
Tough as old boots perennial - rather scruffy but the flowers are lovely. Don't know how I came by this - probably a charity plant sale; spreads slowly.
(08-06-2021, 10:43 PM)Jimny14 Wrote: [ -> ] (29-05-2021, 11:36 AM)PyreneesPlot Wrote: [ -> ]I love this clematis, but can't remember the name and have lost the label!! The texture of the flower is like silk.
Could it be a jackmanii?
Thanks
but I don't think sp
- RHS says it's a late summer flowering one and mine is all done by mid June and not at all vigorous. But maybe it just needs a good talking to
The first flower on Ernest Markham clematis, its rather late this year, last year at this time it was covered in blooms
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Another clematis, bought many moons ago. it has been trailing through the shrub it is on for several years now. There used to be a support for it. The shrub has started to expand quite a bit recently and culd do with cutting back but not sure how to do this without damaging the clematis.
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A climbing rose this time. It was bought well more than 15 years ago. I thought we had been given the wrong sort as is stayed small and showed no inclination to grow up the arch we planted it by. but 2 years ago it decided to do what it was supposed to do and started to climb.
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In the background, you can see the parsnips getting ready to flower for seeds next year, there are 5 planted close together.
My very first peony flower has opened. Shirley temple. She has a beautiful delicate scent. Didn’t know peonies were scented.
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Another first. I’m proud of this one, I’ve tried several times to get these to germinate.
First delphinium flowers out
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I’m growing lots of flowers for the first time this year. I’m leaning how pretty they most of them are. I think I’m actually starting to like flowers
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Very first hollyhock
