No, I can’t claim that these are in my
garden but, last week, two members of our gardening club brought in these
beauties from their gardens. Impressive
for this time of year, I think.
So these are my six:
1. Winter jasmine which graces the wall next to my front door from late October to the end of March. |
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2 . Viburnum tinus Eve an evergreen which seems to flower most of the year and has glossy green leaves and is useful for flower arranging. |
3. Rosa Flower Carpet White, actually quite upright and a prolific, continuous flowerer |
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5. Hebe; small with purple leaves. Not sure of its name as there are several similar ones but very easy to take cuttings from. |
6. Abelia which did nothing last year but flowered its socks off this year and makes a nice addition to a cut flowers because of its perfume. |
Although Spring is still a long way off, I
was delighted to see buds and bulbs peeping out.
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Season's greetings to you all.
I like your Euphorbia Tasmanian Tiger’ named for its stripes, I suppose and the winter Jasmine is a froth of colour despite the winter, and very sunny!
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