Two of the daffodils are bending over as much to say "Dear God, please say that isn't Lesser celandine!!!" :snorky:
Wow that is some incredible damage!!! :yikes:. Looks like a stowaway beaver is on the loose!It's hard to tell for sure but the wood does look...
Without seeing the foliage, it's hard to call. The flowers look so similar but you're right as they have 5 petals :dbgrtmb:.Must've come down...
Looks like Speedwell flowers rising out of a swathe of Creeping buttercups. The stalks look rather thick for speedwells though, but the flowers...
Many people say it's somewhat a thug of a plant and can overtake gardens, but have yet to see this happen, even where its been establlished for...
@Passport1 - I would mow it now. Adjust the blades to a higher height to just give it a short haircut. It's surpising how much grass you'll...
Was reading an RHS book this morning and it suggested exactly as @pete and @Bilbo675 confirmed doing, and at this time of year. It also mentioned...
@wiseowl - your shed's impeccably tidy. You must have your 'man cave' located elsewhere!?! :snorky:
A relative has inherited some Crocosmia-like plants that crept under the fence from next door and has pink star-shaped petals. Beautiful when it...
[IMG]Arum Lillies, Lesser Celandine, Field Speedwell, Ivy, Nettles and a subtle hint of Cow Parsley :snorky:.
Whatever @Silver surfer confrms, I trust 110%. She is like mother nature when it comes to plant names!But if she hides behind a sofa and asks...
Agreed with you on Crocosmia as there are so many different varieties, yet they're often called Montbretia by many folk.The olde orange strain...
Missed that one. D'oh!!! :snork:
Shucks, I feel honoured to be blown a few xxxx's. It's been a while....Borrow a couple of pigs from the farmer. They'll do the weeding for you...
Blosson seems fantastic around these here parts after a mild winter. Gonna have to take some pics.Last year it was disappointing. A very warm...
@DannyB - What's the sunlight like along your border i.e. does it get sun all day/part of the day or is shaded?
No idea about which types to grow but whatever strain, they all taste awesome when cooked a griddle pan :Wino:
Digging out in clumps is better for transplanting (as long as you haven't got any major weeds that could be transplanted to your other garden)....
@JWK - a brilliant job done mate!!! An absolutely stunning piece of craftsmanship :love30:
Looks remarkably like Montbretia from the surfaceIt looks like some rhizomes were pretty exposed/ bare of soil. Moving them may not have done...
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