If you love exotic flowers, then here are some of the Best Blue Orchids that will look smashing in home decor!
16.06.2023 - 03:09 / blog.theenduringgardener.com
Bluebell BluesBy far the greater number of bluebells in my garden are the Spanish interlopers and I suspect it is a life’s work to rid the garden of their presence, so I try to restrict them to the woodland area of the garden where they look vaguely appropriate. I don’t like them in the borders though, so now that there has been some good rain, I am taking advantage of the soft soil to dig up as many as I can, well before they can set seed and spread still further. I haven’t managed to get every bulb out, so some will return, but I have found that this is the best time of year to tackle them. This post will help you identify your bluebells.
The leaves can go on the compost heap, but the bulbs will be going on a trip to the local tip. Hasta la vista babies!
.If you love exotic flowers, then here are some of the Best Blue Orchids that will look smashing in home decor!
Blue Sea Holly is a striking, architectural, often silverized annual or short-lived perennial thistle you will want to grow from seed. Often seed in designer gardens, blue sea holly brings a bold dramatic effect to any garden.
Lockdown made this a familiar walk for us all. it's one of the few which takes you to a destination instead of around in a circle and has more of a sense of a journey as a result. Familiarity doesn't mean there aren't any surprises — we were delighted to find extensive bluebell woods either side of the track once we were close to the Bowood Estate. I thought I'd found all the local, walkable bluebell woods during the past two years, and I'm delighted to be proven wrong.There was plenty of wild garlic too — walks there during the rest of May are going to be quite pungent!May the month of May be as delightful for you, whatever's happening in your neck of the woods.
Its time I tried the Scottish Bluebell in the garden, Bluebell (Campanula rotundifolia) (Harebell)
Here are the Best Blue Succulents with quirky shapes and sizes that will help you add a new dimension to your home and garden with an unexpected surprise!
Bring a touch of soft and serene color to your garden with theBest Baby Blue Flowers. These delicate and charming flowers can add a beautiful and calming element to any landscape. From dainty perennials to showy annuals, there are many different types of Small Blue Flowers to choose from.
Wood hyacinth, aka Spanish bluebell, is a flowering perennial bulb that’s suitable for cultivation in USDA Hardiness Zones 3-8.These versatile spring bloomers provide a riot of blue-lavender, pink, or whit
Passiflora Caerulea is a beautiful vining plant with ornamental flowers that add color and charm to any garden or indoor space. To help it flourish and stay healthy, find what it requires in this article.
Solanum Rantonnetii is a stunning specimen with clusters of blue-purple flowers. It grows best in both pots and gardens, making it best for everyone with a small or big open space!
Gentlemen’s breeches or old ladies’ bonnets. Wait, are we talking about old fashioned clothing on a gardening website?Eastern bluebell, Virginia cowslip, or Roanoke bells. Phew,
Alluring and definitive are what blossoming vines can be. Here are some stunningVines with Blue Flowers for that imperial look in your yard!
If blue flowers are your thing, then Corydalis Blue Line is the perennial for you.