Hydrangea macrophylla, commonly referred to as mophead, was seen in recent times as being unfashionable. I never did pay any attention to that sort of nonsense so lets say no more about it.
Hydrangea macrophylla, commonly referred to as mophead, was seen in recent times as being unfashionable. I never did pay any attention to that sort of nonsense so lets say no more about it.
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The Abutilon below, I had great difficulty finding which one it is. Finally I have traced it, and it is indeed Abutilon x Suntense.
Wisteria Sinensis Prolific. This climber is fully hardy, however if you want it to flower in the North East of Scotland, Plant it in a sunny sheltered position.
Kirengeshoma Palmata with interesting yellow tubular blooms thrives in our woodland
Cimicifuga Racemosa Atropurpurea new name Actaea
Tropaeolum Speciosum is a climbing plant which I would not be without in the garden. A few years ago a number of the conifers in our back garden were becoming overgrown to such an extent that the natural light coming in to the garden was being reduced greatly. Drastic action had to be taken and they were cut down. We left the trunks of a few with the intention of growing Clematis.
The story of Begonia Flamboyant started in 1902 with the introduction of a semi double flowering canary yellow Begonia named Royal Renaissance Helen Harmes.
The Viticella group of Clematis has to be regarded as amongst the best of climbing plants
See how Dicentra Formosa Aurora and the pink form performs in our Aberdeen garden.
Buddleja Silver Anniversary
This macrorrhizum Geranium grows on you after a while. The flowers may not be knock out but nevertheless on closer inspection they are indeed very pretty.
The main content of my posts is to hopefully give information on plants and shrubs which are fully hardy in the North East of Scotland. I have been gardening for many years in Aberdeen. Often I have been made aware of other amateur gardeners in the area concerned that plants which thrive south of the border may in fact struggle in Aberdeen. In my experience most of them will in fact grow, however they may be at least a full fortnight later in coming in to flower. Of course there are some which grow in the far south of England which simply will not survive here. What you can depend on is, I will give information on how each plant which I list has performed in our garden.
Clematis Viticella Madame Julia Correvon
Acer Griseum, absolutely outstanding
Paeony My Pal Rudy, what a beauty.
Lavatera Barnsley, keep a look out for it reverting
Box Blight, so disappointing, fortunately the Box Topiary is still looking healthy.
My intention is to provide a profile of plants which are fully hardy in the north east of Scotland,which of course means they will be hardy in all parts of the country. However there are several which borderline the hardy agenda, which to a certain extent we have still had a degree of success.
Sarcococca Humilis (Sweet Box) flowering in our Aberdeen garden in February.
This New Zealand daisy Celmisia Spectabilis found at high altitude makes an excellent garden plant.
The Tender Trap
Auricula, an evergreen primrose found in the mountainous regions of Southern Europe. Perhaps requiring a little cosseting, but well worth it.
The Climbing Rose Compassion still as popular as ever
Lilium Longiflorum, also known as the Easter Lily
Erythronium Pagoda an extremely striking Spring flowering plant.
Photinia Fraseri Little Red Robin, I planted the standard form of this delightful plant in Robert and Dawns garden two years ago
The Viola Riviniana Purpurea above has been in the garden for some time now.
Today’s featured plant is Phlox paniculata Franz Schubert
The Lily Tiger Woods, big, bold, colourful, reliable and a right show off.
Aquilegia Fragrans
Sorbus Cashmiriana an extremely ornamental Rowan
Whether you are planting up a new garden or redesigning borders please don’t turn up your nose at the ornamental grasses.
Today’s featured plant is in the only spot where I feel a Wisteria would thrive in the garden, don’t have the heart to remove Clematis Blue Angel though.
The very striking Asiatic Lily Pearl Jennifer is very deserving of its place in our garden.
In your garden you may be surrounded with multiple shades of green from your trees, shrubs, plants and lawn. Fair enough
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