Haven't they just? And Wallflowers are the best gap fillers because they just find their way up and in amongst any other plant. I really hope like that position. 😊
My sister, Shirley, bought me one white wallflower last March and I planted it in that near the fence in that border and it's still flowering! So fingers crossed that the ones I've grown from seed will do likewise. I always think that it takes a couple of years for home-sown wallflowers to look their best. 😀
I am going to use your 10 minute method to tackle my garden, starting this afternoon, beginning with getting the geraniums in the green house for winter. Thanks again for a great vudeo. Enjoy your weekend x
I cut a hellebore back that my friend bought me and it died. I never realised that you don't cut back evergreen varieties of hellebore. I managed to find a replacement for my Penny's Pink last weekend so I must new remember to only ever remove dead/dying leaves from her. I bought some more hellebores from the nursery as the prices were great, including Anna's red and Ellen's double pink. Can't wait till next spring to see them in flower 🙂I have Geum totally Tangerine. I also have several other Geums including Mai Tai. Lady Stratheden, Mrs Bradshaw and Fiery Tempest. Fabulous plants for the garden. grew wallflowers last year, and left them in teh soil after cutting back after they flowered. Thy have got a bit confused and are in full flower now- no doubt due to the very mild Autumn! I still have a few Iris Hollandica bulbs left to plant. I think I am going to plant them in a pot. Thanks for a great video. I'm looking forward to seeing your borders next spring. They will be delightful. Happy gardening 🙂
Hi there. It's lovely to hear from you. Your garden sounds amazing! It must be a riot of colour. Yes, I have Mrs Bradshaw and Lady Stratheden, but Fiery Tempest sounds lovely. I do like a nice splash of red. My white wallflower is also still in flower, so I have high hopes that the new ones will also thrive in these conditions. Hope you're having a lovely weekend and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. 😊
Great work, it will look great, thanks for vlog, enjoy the weekend
Thanks Mairead. You have a good one too x
Those wallflower plants look so vigorous for such young seedlings! Yay! Can’t wait to see the white garden next spring! Have a good weekend! 🌿🌱🌱🌱💕😀
Yes, I'm delighted with them. We've had really heavy snow here and they're still standing up. It's amazing! Hope you're having a lovely weekend too 😀.
Those Wallflowers have done well Diane. I love filling empty gaps with plants.
Haven't they just? And Wallflowers are the best gap fillers because they just find their way up and in amongst any other plant. I really hope like that position. 😊
I think it is going to look very serene in the spring time. Enjoyed this watching Thanks for sharing, bfn. 🐞🌻🌱
Thank you Jane 😊. I hope the wallflowers like it there.
Looking forward to the white wallflowers, never seen white ones. It's going to look lovely looking forward to it developing come spring 🌱😊
My sister, Shirley, bought me one white wallflower last March and I planted it in that near the fence in that border and it's still flowering! So fingers crossed that the ones I've grown from seed will do likewise. I always think that it takes a couple of years for home-sown wallflowers to look their best. 😀
I am going to use your 10 minute method to tackle my garden, starting this afternoon, beginning with getting the geraniums in the green house for winter. Thanks again for a great vudeo. Enjoy your weekend x
Sounds like a plan Julie. It's really working well for me. Hope you have a lovely weekend too. x
I cut a hellebore back that my friend bought me and it died. I never realised that you don't cut back evergreen varieties of hellebore. I managed to find a replacement for my Penny's Pink last weekend so I must new remember to only ever remove dead/dying leaves from her. I bought some more hellebores from the nursery as the prices were great, including Anna's red and Ellen's double pink. Can't wait till next spring to see them in flower 🙂I have Geum totally Tangerine. I also have several other Geums including Mai Tai. Lady Stratheden, Mrs Bradshaw and Fiery Tempest. Fabulous plants for the garden. grew wallflowers last year, and left them in teh soil after cutting back after they flowered. Thy have got a bit confused and are in full flower now- no doubt due to the very mild Autumn! I still have a few Iris Hollandica bulbs left to plant. I think I am going to plant them in a pot. Thanks for a great video. I'm looking forward to seeing your borders next spring. They will be delightful. Happy gardening 🙂
Hi there. It's lovely to hear from you. Your garden sounds amazing! It must be a riot of colour. Yes, I have Mrs Bradshaw and Lady Stratheden, but Fiery Tempest sounds lovely. I do like a nice splash of red. My white wallflower is also still in flower, so I have high hopes that the new ones will also thrive in these conditions. Hope you're having a lovely weekend and thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. 😊
Looking forward to next spring ❤
Me too Tina. Have a great weekend.😊