In the shady spot, you could plant Cyclamen Hederafolium, a Camellia, or Rhodo under there, depending on soil type? Or Fatsia Japonica, the variegated one?😊
Rhododendrons do very well in this area in the acidic soil so great suggestions! There’s a fatsia in there now that I went back and put in a few months back. Cyclamen would also be great to have in there! Thank you 😊🙏
Ok, this might be a stupid question, but do you know in advance the colour of the flowers ( in this case tulips) that you are planting? or is it a surprise?
You very much know in advance. Particularly if they’re potted plants or grown via vegetative propagation. Some plants vary in colour if you grow them from seed (cus it’s the result of plant sh**ging) so they have genetic variation
Awesome mate ❤
Thanks mate. I know you love the fatsia 😘
In the shady spot, you could plant Cyclamen Hederafolium, a Camellia, or Rhodo under there, depending on soil type? Or Fatsia Japonica, the variegated one?😊
Rhododendrons do very well in this area in the acidic soil so great suggestions! There’s a fatsia in there now that I went back and put in a few months back. Cyclamen would also be great to have in there! Thank you 😊🙏
Ok, this might be a stupid question, but do you know in advance the colour of the flowers ( in this case tulips) that you are planting? or is it a surprise?
You very much know in advance. Particularly if they’re potted plants or grown via vegetative propagation. Some plants vary in colour if you grow them from seed (cus it’s the result of plant sh**ging) so they have genetic variation
The orange blossom and I have a lot in common 😏
✅ Mexican ✅ Reliable ✅ Smells Great ✅ Looks good all year ✅ Hard as nails
@@tecmow4399 I was gunna add “slightly boring” like you said but I like your version better 😂❤️
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Thanks 😊