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22.01.2022 As winter approaches so the delicate beauty of some of the great contribution to the plant world comes to mind. This is Fuchsia Upright 'Lady In Red'
22.01.2022 May 2020 Garden Specials - https://mailchi.mp/gardensonline/may-2020-garden-specials
19.01.2022 February 2020 Garden Specials - https://mailchi.mp/gardensonl/february-2020-garden-specials
16.01.2022 A Kudamono variety Chrysanthemum from Japan. Is it a hat for the Races? No its a flower.
15.01.2022 And another, two orchids in a row. This one is Sobralia atropubescens, elegant and richly coloured.
13.01.2022 I know, it's still early springtime but this Hybrid Musk rose demands to be seen. Regally beautiful yet exquisitely simple it is called 'Bukavu'.
13.01.2022 We haven't featured orchids too often - so need to rectify that pronto. Here's a cracker, Miltonia moreliana. So many beauties in the Orchidaceae family.
13.01.2022 It seems seeds are the new toilet paper !!
09.01.2022 There's some spectacular Australian Natives with Grevillea and Callistemon taking most of the limelight. But an equal star is the Hakea laurina - fabulous flowers that resemble a Ferrero-Rocher and Sea Urchin all rolled together.
08.01.2022 Helianthus annus, the Sunflower. A beacon of summer and a major attractant for bees - but most of all 'it adds sunshine to your day', no matter the weather.
05.01.2022 In the depths of a southern hemisphere winter its good to imagine some of the floral joys due in a few months. These are Geum - spring and summer flowers and just about as bright as you can get.
04.01.2022 Chrysanthemum morifolium or florists's daisy come in a wide variety of styles or variations. Sometimes simplicity is the most powerful.
04.01.2022 Crocosmia 'Lucifer' - one of the best for mid border colour all through summer.
