Specialty Gardening: By special request., 0 by wallaby1

wallaby1 wrote:
Emelle I have happy accidents too! So often I walk around for ages looking for a spot to plant something so I can have the pot for another plant! Some ides were just there in my head and had to come out that way. Was it the cricket you didn't want to miss or DG? Tehe....ducking.

I feel that my garden should be full of flowers all year with all this praise, it is always a surprise to see it spring into life after looking so dead in winter.

Joe, now empty cupboard I could almost manage, I use very few clothes now and have thrown a heap out. Wardrobe space yes, spare room space no, floor space no, where else would I keep many of my plants over winter, I already risk too many in the cold greenhouses and garage. A spare digger always appreciated! Little Britain is a scream, do you get 'A pint of lager and a packet of crisps'? So crudely real, but they repeat it so often.

pmulcaire, I musn't disappoint you then!

While on the subject of Tradescantia, you can see mine without flowers too! They do make architectural foliage, the Corydalis in the middle is unnamed other than 'clone 2' a C flexuosa x elata, it flowers later and for a long time, and is much more reliable than flexuosa. Over in the bed at the rear is Centaurea montana echoing the blues.