Spritzhenry's Inbox

Great plants there Spritzhenry Violas are one of my favourites not only do they come in a huge range of colours they are so easy to take seeds from and you don't have to be Percy Thrower to grow them! Hel.xxx.

LOVE Hepatica ! I'm very fortunate to have a wild patch of hepatica growing in the back woods. There's all shades !

Lovely closeup.! This shrub is certainly a keeper, so the the double form, 'plentiflora'. Recently I saw a kerria with variegated foliage for sell in a catalogue. What next..? !

They grow really well in quite shady areas - and the fragrance is superb. We're quite ruthless with the pruning - but they seem to cope.

This is a lovely colour

This is lovely Spritz!!

Beautiful pic~ I love the colours!!

yes i love it Barb, looks really good here, is this the one you have the red rose and clematis on?

There is also a newish cultivar called 'Red Majestic', reddish-purple leaves in spring, reddish-green in summer, plus nice autumn colour, well worth looking for.

That's the one we have in the icy scene but we didn't know its real name

Living in the southern counties, you seem to be much more advanced than us in the Midlands.

Lovely i have 2 of these but their not in flower yet.

my neighbour has1 2 Ang its still in bud :)

I love the smell of bluebells especially when there are masses of them! Are these native or spanish, never can tell?

Lovely indeed brings back many fond a memory of woodland walks.Hel.xxx.

Wonderful shape to it. The area it's in is very nice.

Lovely photos and superb light.
They are gorgeous flowers and a sign that Spring is well and truly established.
Best wishes and happy gardening,
Grenville.

i found some of these the other day in Asda £1.99 each. i bought 3, i have never used them before so i thought i would give them a go - so if you need anymore, go to Asda, - there a pound cheaper!

beautiful colour!

wow your blue bells are much earilier than mine, mine are still tiny buds in the base of the plant! - i do love the white ones i had some come up last year with the blue ones i have every where. these look great!

fabulous! i planted one of these end of last year, which is doing really well, - no flowers as yet, is this the normal time that they flower or is this one just really early?

Wow your rite there its lovely though

Wow this is lovely pic i cant even see any bubs yet on my Bluebells:(

Fantastic Colour Barbara:)

they need a good shock...works every time!

Congrats to hubby. Looks great...and just wait it will look smashing with sweetpeas!

Thanks again. I can now name another unknow plant. Must right names down when I plant out.!

I have these in my garden. Didn't know what they were named. Thanks.

Andrew, I have to admit, not heard that before, who's to stop you naming your own raised plant after yourself ? If this is the case, surely it can only apply to RHS registered plants ?

An extra nugget for you - if you breed a new plant, you're not allowed to name it after yourself. Guess I'll just have to make friends with a plant breeder and get him/her to do all the work - lol