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Tag Archives: echeverias
My Garden Journal in August
My August entries in my Garden Journal 2016 see me beginning Volume Two. On the first page I look back to my original garden journal’s August entries. “I made my first ever entries for our new garden in August 2003. … Continue reading
Posted in colours, flowering bulbs, garden design, garden photography, gardening, hardy perennials, light, light quality, National Garden Scheme, NGS, ornamental grasses, ornamental trees and shrubs, outdoor sculpture, Shropshire, South Shropshire, succulents, swallows, village gardens, Yellow Book Gardens
Tagged crocosmias, diascia, Diascia personata Hopleys, Echeveria, echeverias, garden sculpture, gardening, gardens, honeysuckle, National Garden Scheme, NGS, outdoor sculpture, salvias, sculpture
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My Garden Journal in May
Just as I completed my journal for June I realised that I had not yet posted “My Garden Journal for May”, so here it is now for you to enjoy! The June journal report won’t be far behind! Summer creeping … Continue reading
Posted in birds, climbing plants, colours, flowering bulbs, garden design, garden photography, garden ponds, garden pools, garden wildlife, gardening, gardens, grasses, hardy perennials, house martins, light, light quality, ornamental grasses, ornamental trees and shrubs, roses, Shropshire, shrubs, spring bulbs, spring gardening, succulents, swallows, water in the garden, wildlife
Tagged acers., aeomiums, bog garden, bog plants, clematis, climbers, climbing plants, Echeveria, echeverias, gardens in May, hostas, May, ornamental grasses, roses, succulents, the garden in May, white flowers, white in the harden
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Special Succulents
I have a special interest in succulents and have grown a good selection over the last few years. My interest in them has been a recent one and began with the purchase of an Aeonium arboreum Schwarzkopf which we nurtured … Continue reading
Posted in garden photography, gardening, succulents
Tagged aeomiums, aeonium, cacti, Crassula, Echeveria, echeverias, glasshouses, succulents, Winterbourne House Gardens
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Overwintering.
The greenhouse is a true haven when the temperatures drop so low that your hands feel the cold even with your gloves on and the top of your head feels it through your hat. We have just switched on the propagating units … Continue reading
Posted in allotments, fruit and veg, gardening, grow your own, half-hardy perennials, winter gardens
Tagged aeomiums, echeverias, green house gardening, green houses
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