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  • Early Amaryllis

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    There’s been a bit of an upset with the Amaryllis; it’s in mid-flower, right now. It’s four months early, it’s supposed to appear in the middle of winter. When everything …

  • Stargazing

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    I’ve now got quite a few different types of lilies in the garden. They emerge, grow, flower and die at different times. At this late stage of the year, all …

  • Germinating Astrantia

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    Astrantia (Masterwort) is a cottage garden plant that you don’t see around often. It has a particularly unusual and beautiful flower and I really fell for it the first time …

  • The Zantedeschia

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    Last winter, I bought five Zantedeschia Aethiopica or “Calla Lily” rhizomes. They’re not very cheap compared to the cost of other bulbs, corms and rhizomes so it was a bit …

  • Fire and Ice

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    There’s a tiny border at the very front of the front garden that’s a four foot thin strip. It’s where the young clematis that I’ve got an insurance policy on …

  • Teasing Georgia

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    Of the four roses we have, one died, two have flowered and finished for the year and the final one is now out. It’s another Old English Rose called Rosa …

  • The Regal Lily

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    My plan of having a garden full of perfume throughout the year is beginning to come together. For some time I’ve been making a conscious effort to buy plants, bulbs …

  • Evening Primrose

    by Sunil
    by Sunil

    Last year I bought a pack of Evening Primrose seeds, Oenothera Odorata “Apricot Delight” and this year, they have flowered. Evening Primrose is a strange kind of plant in some ways, it …

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