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Its silver-leaved branches are smothered in tiny cream-coloured flowers. TUESDAY On our botany strand on Gardeners\u2019 World on May 29 about seed (it\u2019s on iPlayer), I sowed a half-tray of love-in-a-mist seed. It\u2019s germinated, made true leaves and been pricked out now. Later it will go in our blue and yellow garden. WEDNESDAY The damage roe deer have done to some perennials and roses could make me cry. They seem to find astilbes, hostas, asters and roses particularly tasty; not one astilbe bud left.<\/p>\n

They\u2019ve avoided actaea and all ranunculaceae, but I can hardly plant buttercups galore. THURSDAY Despite late autumn pruning on Vitis coignetiae, it has once again climbed up into other plants and crossed the track. We\u2019ll just have to enjoy the contrast between its huge leaves and much daintier ones. FRIDAY In September I saw that the seed on several of our eryngium seedheads was sprouting (viviparous germination).<\/p>\n

I took it off carefully and both my daughter Annie and I \u2018sowed\u2019 it into compost. In my tray they haven\u2019t done well but Annie\u2019s are thriving. SATURDAY One rose the deer haven\u2019t eaten is our giant \u2018Paul\u2019s Himalayan Musk\u2019 hich i lowerin abundantly, climbing high into a different copper beech, and our Cornus controversa \u2018Variegata\u2019. Its flowering is all too brief here it creates cascades of pink among the trees.<\/p>\n

SUNDAY Today, whatever the weather, I\u2019m just going to ignore negatives and damage and enjoy the garden, hopefully with some of my family. Hope you can do the same. one of the most widely grown of all our daisies. It became a showman\u2019s plant, but nowadays has had a renaissance as modern (and some older) varieties, mainly singles, have been introduced. John Massey and WRAGS (Work and Retrain as a Gardener Scheme) apprentice Alex Wills at \u2018John\u2019s Garden\u2019 at Ashwood\u2019s Nurseries, Kingswinford (open every Saturday for charity \u2013 don\u2019t miss it), are running a comprehensive trial of these to see which are most garden-worthy.<\/p>\n

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Even in poor, dry soils, Festuca \u2018Sunrise\u2019 makes reliable and long lasting ground cover. This elegant ornamental grass is extremely robust, tolerating temperatures to -20C, while remaining evergreen throughout the year. 1 x 9cm Potted Plant ONLY \u00a39.99 SPECIAL BONUS OFFER DRAMATIC BLACK BAMBOO – SAVE 50% MAXICROP Plant Treatment For ONLY \u00a31 we will treat your whole order with MAXICROP to give your plants: \u2022 Strong, healthy root system – More energy for growth \u2022 Greener, healthier leaves – Great nutrient availability \u2022 Reduced stress during transit \u2022 Better establishment and improved root growth ONLY \u00a31 Bamboo \u2018Black Dragon\u2019 is an easily tamed, non-invasive clumping bamboo, that can be grown in a large container or in the open ground as an eye-catching screen, windbreak or architectural feature plant.<\/p>\n

Over time, its fresh green stems mature to a rich purple-black, adding dynamic vertical accents and bold contrast to any planting scheme. Whether in borders, pots, or as a stylish backdrop, Bamboo \u2018Black Dragon\u2019 adds height, movement and an exotic feel to outdoor spaces. Supplied as 10cm Potted Plants from June onwards. Hurry o\ufb00 er ends 7th July Code Item Description Price Qty Total KH2749 Fargesia (Bamboo) \u2018Black Dragon\u2019 1 x 10cm Potted Plant \u00a38.99 KH2750 Fargesia (Bamboo) \u2018Black Dragon\u2019 2 x 10cm Potted Plants \u00a314.99 KH2751 Fargesia (Bamboo) \u2018Black Dragon\u2019 3 x 10cm Potted Plants \u00a322.99 KF0825 Festuca \u2018Sunrise\u2019 1 x 9cm Potted Plant \u00a39.99 KF1568 Festuca\u2019Sunrise\u2019 3 x 9cm Potted Plants \u00a319.98 KA2524 Yes, please treat my order with Maxicrop plant treatment \u00a31.00 Tick P&P Grand Total \u00a36.99 Cardholder\u2019s name Expiry Date \/ Please debit my: Visa Mastercard Maestro Please turn your card over and write the last 3 numbers from the signature strip.<\/p>\n

CSV Offer subject to availability. We reserve the right to substitute varieties if necessary *Please note that savings are based on the equivalent of multiples of the cheapest pack size. \u00a9 2026 Thompson & Morgan. \u2020 For full T & C\u2019s, please visit www.thompson-morgan.com. Regretfully we are unable to ship live plants to the following postcode areas: HS, IV41-IV56, KW15-KW17, PA34, PA41-48, PA60-PA78, PA80, PH40-PH44, TR21-TR24, ZE1-ZE3. We are also unable to ship seeds or plants to EU countries and Northern Ireland.<\/p>\n

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