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Laburnum arch confused by weather

May 16, 2012 by admin Leave a Comment

The famous flowering Laburnum Arch at Bodnant Garden, confused by our unpredictable weather is keeping local gardeners guessing. A warm … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News in Brief Tagged With: 23 Years, Archway, Beautiful Gardens, Bodnant Garden, Botanical Collections, Camellias, Flower Spikes, Head Gardener, Laburnum Trees, Magnolias, National Collections, River Conwy, Scott Smith, Snowdonia, Snowdonia Range, Troy Scott, Unpredictable Weather, Walkway, Warm Spell, Yellow Flowers

Easy grow cut flowers

January 23, 2011 by admin Leave a Comment

Hardy annuals are an economical way to grow flowers for cutting and we have selected a range that can be sown direct and are easy to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: News & Features Tagged With: Ammi, Apple Blossom, Bees And Butterflies, Blue Flowers, Californian Poppy, Coloured Flowers, Cornflowers, Cut Flower, Delphiniums, Double Flowers, Flower Garden, Flower Spikes, Flowers Annuals, Hardy Annuals, Modern Millie, Oxford Blue, Pink Petals, Powder Puff, Queen Ann, Scabiosa, Seed Catalogues, Seed Trays, Seven Dwarfs, Star Shaped Flower, White Flowers

Pimpinella Major Rosea

June 6, 2010 by admin Leave a Comment

Our plant of the month for June is Pimpinella Major Rosea; a perennial plant for the herbaceous border. The delicate umbels of pink flowers … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Newsletter, Plant of the month Tagged With: Bees And Butterflies, Clump, Cottage Garden Plants, Cow Parsley, Cut Flower, Flower Garden, Flower Heads, Flower Spikes, Graceful Movement, Green Leaves, Herbaceous Border, Light Shade, Perennial Plant, Pink Flowers, Rosea, Suitable Location, Sunny Position, Waterlogged Soil, Weeding, Wild Cow, Winter Interest

Laburnum arch confused by weather

Easy grow cut flowers

Pimpinella Major Rosea

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