A quick tour around Our Garden@19 to capture my Top Ten, joining Chloris at The Blooming Garden.The White and Green garden, Lunaria annua ‘Alba’ and Tulip ‘Spring Green’.Lunaria annua ‘Rosemary Verey’ and Cytisus ‘Golden Cascade’Cytisus praecox AlbusClematis alp. ‘ Broughton Bride ‘Primulas
The Lego inspired Bug Hotel with Roof Garden.Tulip ‘Angelique’ and violas.
Thank you for joining in Brian. I love your Top Ten. I think the tulip/ lunaria combination is a winner. I love the clematis too, it is new to me. I have Clematis ‘Boughton Star’ which is lovely too.
Thank you Chloris, it has been a while since I last joined in. Life sometimes gets in the way of blogging. I have a ‘Boughton Star’, planted two years ago, which I hope will flower for the open gardens this year.
I love the white and green garden. I always fancied doing something like that but I have never quite got there. My Honesty is through, so good so far and hoping. Amelia
Oh that lunaria and tulip combination is brilliant Brian. I was lamenting my failure to sow lunaria last year but now happily have some seedlings which are no doubt the offspring of last year’s plants. Now I’m waiting to see if they will flower late this year or will tarry until next spring 🙂
Hoo House nursery was selling it at a plant sale, I bought one three years ago, it has come true from seed. I have a few plants for sale on open day, Would you like me to save you some seed?
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Thank you for joining in Brian. I love your Top Ten. I think the tulip/ lunaria combination is a winner. I love the clematis too, it is new to me. I have Clematis ‘Boughton Star’ which is lovely too.
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Thank you Chloris, it has been a while since I last joined in. Life sometimes gets in the way of blogging. I have a ‘Boughton Star’, planted two years ago, which I hope will flower for the open gardens this year.
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Very impressive Lunaria…love the variegated one. It really shines doesn’t it. The deep purple one too is a stunner. Lovely garden Brian.
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Thank you Noelle
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I love the white and green garden. I always fancied doing something like that but I have never quite got there. My Honesty is through, so good so far and hoping. Amelia
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Oh that lunaria and tulip combination is brilliant Brian. I was lamenting my failure to sow lunaria last year but now happily have some seedlings which are no doubt the offspring of last year’s plants. Now I’m waiting to see if they will flower late this year or will tarry until next spring 🙂
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We have three types in the garden, love to see them. Last year must have suited them there are seedlings everywhere.
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What a sight that Cytisus praecox Albus is, Brian – how long do the blooms last?
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Well, it has been in bloom for at least two weeks so far. I have never really made a note of its flowering period.
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Do the birds devastate your bug hotel roof as they do the roof I have over our pond filter
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They haven’t done so far Sue.
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The dark leaved honesty is a beauty! And I really like the idea of a green and white garden. Lovely
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The Honesty is a favourite, I started with one bought plant and thankfully it comes true from seed.
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A favourite? That’s hard. I like both forms of lunaria and have never seen the dark one.
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The dark leaved Honesty is stunning – where did you find it?
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Hoo House nursery was selling it at a plant sale, I bought one three years ago, it has come true from seed. I have a few plants for sale on open day, Would you like me to save you some seed?
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Seed would be lovely – thank you
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