Yes. It’s getting eaten by weeds
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Just finished a small border to keep wifey happy as we never did well with plants there
Our archie statue keeping guard.
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And more, just as I’m a Roses Tart now.
Two unknown Pink varieties (already here) with a lovely scent
‘Tottering by Gently’
Rosa ‘de Rescht’
And ‘Eyes for You’
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Consider me an absolute virgin when it comes to growing green shite, can someone recommend some roses that will grow to about waist height?
I’ve knocked down what was left of the wall and dug out the hedge. I’ll be putting in a fence that is the same as the neighbour so looking for bushes/plants that can go in where the hedge was.
I’ve bought a ‘bloomerang’ lilac tree for corner where the remnants of the wall are in the photo and plan to put Jasmin at the other end by the house.
The rest of it I’d like to fill with red, orange and white roses???
Houston, we have a tomato.
I repeat, this is not a drill, we have a tomato.
I know this isn’t a breakthrough for those of you with greenhouses, but we just have a couple of pots in the back yard.
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So much Hemlock about !
A picture search comes up with this
[15 Seeds Dracunculus Vulgaris/Dragon Arum/Voodoo Lily. Hardy Perennial Plants, Exotic and Unusual Garden Plants, Limited in Stock (Red) 15 Seeds Dracunculus Vulgaris/Dragon Arum/Voodoo Lily. Hardy Perennial Plants, Exotic and Unusual Garden Plants, Limited in Stock (Red) : Amazon.co.uk: Garden
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Thanks. Fecking stinks though
Yep, Wiki agrees!
Like the wild UK arum (lords and ladies, cuckoo pint) it can warm its spadix by uncoupling the mitochondria from ATP production to heat-generating futile cycles.
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I’m going for triffid 
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