Poor plants had to cross the river and in pretty high temps for the time of the year so they were put on my chair in the shade and given a good watering. Very pleased with them. ;D
G x
(http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y30/georgie_girl15/Museum%20of%20gardening/P4260054.jpg)
The Solomon's seal looks happy enough... :)
Quote from: saddad on April 26, 2009, 22:42:50
The Solomon's seal looks happy enough... :)
Well spotted that man! ;D
G x
Mine has settled in under the apples and is really happy, must be some sort of symbiotic relationship going on... ???
Very nice, what's the tall blue flower?
Jackie
Looks like an aquilegia to me... :-\
I never saw it as one of them! Must wear my glasses instead of leaving them in car ;)
Quote from: Hector on April 26, 2009, 23:22:56
Very nice, what's the tall blue flower?
Jackie
Thanks. :) The tall one is Polemonium yezoense 'Purple Rain' commonly known as Jacob's Ladder. I love the foliage on this one which has a lovely purple tinge.
G x
Of course it is... my prescription may need updating again!! :-X
Sawfly decimated my Solomons seal, that used to be very happy under a cotoneaster... :(
The Jacob's Ladder is lovely, beautiful large flowers! ;D
I have some in my front garden Deb if you would like a root
Quote from: shirlton on April 27, 2009, 09:51:05
I have some in my front garden Deb if you would like a root
Bite yer hand off! ;D ;D ;D
Thank you! ;)
Or you could knick some off my lottie as a B'day pressie... ;D
Quote from: saddad on April 26, 2009, 22:47:00
Mine has settled in under the apples and is really happy, must be some sort of symbiotic relationship going on... ???
Mine's under a Cambridge Gage, and seems fine there.