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This grass is lovely Looks like a Big Firework :)
On photo - Stipa tenuissima
Lovely Photo this looks great like the colours as well
On photo - Double Narcissus
it looks like rain !
On photo - Stipa tenuissima
I will second your comment, that they flower for ages. I have some and they are fantastic.
On photo - Ipheion uniflorum
great find, Spritz - and your recent garden pics make me drool!! I'll have to wait till my precious chicks have flown the nest b4 I can even contemplate such an outdoor sanctuary. Meanwhile, I'll look at yours, and dream.............
On photo - From the front gate.
Gotcha!!
It's oemleria cerasiformis (syn osmaronia cerasiformis), common names oso berry, Indian plum, Oregon plum.
A suckering shrub up to 8 feet all and eventually forming a thicket 12 feet across. Male and female flowers are carried on seperate plants; the male has showier flowers and the female carries purple berries (like small plums)
And no, I haven't got room for it :-(
On question - Yet another shrub to identify!
Andrew may be on the right track, I'll now go for Olearia macradonta.
On question - Unknown Shrub part 2
Not to be impertinent, but maybe it is some kind of nut tree.
On question - Unknown Shrub part 2
Aren't they terrific...? I wish they were native here...I have seen them winter-over in past mild winters...not like this one though.
On photo - Primroses
How big is this shrub spritz? And have I got room for one - lol?
On question - Yet another shrub to identify!
How big is this shrub spritz? And have I got room for one - lol?
On question - Yet another shrub to identify!
Henry looks very much at home, so think it must be, Mikec. It looks lovely, Spritz
On photo - From the front gate.
Hello Spritz... Is this your home ?
On photo - From the front gate.
How about an olearia (daisy bush)?
On question - Unknown Shrub part 2
Its stunning - a must for our tiny alpine area!!!!
On photo - Saxifraga oppositifolia 'Lat...
What a stunning photo!!
On photo - Sunrise across my front garden.
no fraid not apart from my A-Z which i know you have yourself, i only have my dutch ident books (which are a little bit out of date anyway), and i have given you everything remotely like it from there - where did you get it from? if a garden centre or nursary maybe they would know? sorry i can't be of more help, good luck with finding it - please let us know if you do get to the bottom of it.
On question - Unknown Shrub part 2
lovely color combinations. Very lush.
On photo - new planting including phygelius...
These blooms look so cool up close.
On photo - Phygelia (coral)
Oh Wow ! I'm sooo jealous..!! Another gardening book quality photo ! Your place really is beautiful.
On photo - Steps at other end of top border
Looks like a picture straight out a gardening 'how to' book, amazing.! Looks like a very established garden, how long have the vines been growing in the background ?
On photo - Back garden double wall
Man, I wish I could get this to look that lush for me !!
On photo - Origanum 'Kent Beauty'
Gorgeous..!!!
On photo - Virginia creeper
Fantastic way to display this vine..! I love it's fall color.
On photo - Virginia creeper
Love the way you have flowers cascading over your rock walls. It softens the sharp edges, and add character to the wall, and gives it a aged look. Always wished I had a rock wall to work with. You've done and excellent job with yours.!
On photo - Across the 'old' back ga...
I've never seen this one before,just LOVELY. Gotta have it...!!!!
On photo - Corydalis ochroleuca
Beautiful picture,and another great plant too !
On photo - Brunnera 'Jack Frost'
So much detail in1flower :)
On photo - Double Narcissus