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This clump is getting bigger every year. The only problem is that it faces the wrong way because of trees casting shade near the front of my plot.
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Crazy Daisy and self-seeded foxgloves, and Scarecrows Smith ;)
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Diascia and Begonia both grown from seed
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I could do with some of that alstromeria Betty. You shouldn't be keeping it all to yourself ;D I love flowers.

I'll give you some when it finishes flowering Shirl.  The woman who gave it to me warned me it would spread but I like it so much that doesn't bother me.

Plants which spread are the right kind of plants! It looks lovely - daisies and foxgloves are an especially lovely mixture.

Beautiful clumps you have there!

I planted some Crazy Daisy seeds this Spring and have lots of leaves- no buds or flowers.

Hi Betty I luv Alstromelia but they are so expensive, can I be really cheeky :-[ and ask if there is any chance of me sharing a little bit  - I would send postage stamps to cover delivery and perhaps there is something I could offer in return, I have some vivid yellow ones, now they really do spread, almost like weeds but I never seem to be able to get the root/tuber out as they are so deep, any way if there is anything else plants or seeds that you are looking for I would be really grateful.
It must be this hour of the day or something I would not usually ask!

Susiebelle, yes of course you can have some, no problem.  You will have to remind me though.  :)

Cheers Betty. I could do with something to follow the aquilegia and the delphinium.

Many thanks Betty - I shall look forward to that.

I've just bought some alstromeria. What sort of position/soil have you got yours in? Mines still in a pot at the moment because i cant find the best spot for it.

Thanks

PS Nice pictures.

Quote from: Garden Assistant on July 11, 2010, 10:50:39
I've just bought some alstromeria. What sort of position/soil have you got yours in? Mines still in a pot at the moment because i cant find the best spot for it.

Thanks

PS Nice pictures.

It's in a fairly sunny position and the soil is very light and sandy.  It seems very easy to grow, I don't do a thing to it apart from supporting it with some sticks.  I haven't even watered it!