Absolutely. I'm sure the kids would love it too.:) As long as they don't eat them. :eeew: :runforhills:
Good luck. I'm sure you won't have any trouble. They don't shed straight away anyway so you'll have loads of opportunity to get some. Don't do...
There's a huge list and this is a good time to be buying as bare rooted trees are so much cheaper. Think about Yew, expensive but lovely (will...
Yeah Ambulance chasers are the ones to blame. Sadly.
Hi Ilan, if that is a conifer and it does look like one to me then there is no chance of it ever getting back to health. Conifers like that one...
There are a lot of people who buy because they 'just like the colour' I suppose. I read an article in the Telgraph on line about Bluebells. The...
Oh, lordi, that is really Bad, and they are REALLY hard to get rid of! However, the two companies I mentioned are really committed to British...
Here's a very good reason to ensure you get your Bluebells from a reputable firm. Compare these hybrids to the links above.
Bluebells are very easy to grow from seed, though they do require a winter in the ground. You don't have to be particular with the seed. Just...
A couple of years ago I planned a Winter Garden. I knew Cornus abla Sibirica was a good choice so bought a few from different places as I shopped....
Yeah. looks great. Collect the seed, it grows really easily from seed being native.
I'd put money on it being a Viburnum. It could even be a hybrid if you have many already. Viburnum plicatum looks a good place to start.
Yes, the Carex otrubae is sitting in water. I meant the L.s., the subject of the thread.
Thanks again. I have seen these in people's gardens in the past but hadn't taken that much notice, obviously. :snork:
:) No, definitely came from a seed packet masquerading as something native. I've had some really odd things given to me by the birds but I...
WOW, Brilliant. You're spot on. I can't imagine where they came from though unless it was from Chiltern Seeds. I'll have to check what didn't come...
Yes, I'd agree. Luzula sylvatica that's been allowed to dry out. They don't like that. :snork: They are native and grow very well from seed. They...
Hi, could anyone ID this plant. I have a load of them that were not what it said on the tin. It's got flowers very similar to this: but I'm...
Woody Nightshade was my first guess too. I think under Solanum would be the first place to look.
I'm not happy with the seeds I've bought from them either. I have had some of the packets germinate but the rates were pretty poor and every...
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