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IN OUR GARDENS 2025
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Richard Dye
master brummie
We have some flowering plants that have the same problem, I would take a picture but it is too difficult for me!
pjmburns
master brummie
Took these a few days ago when I got leaves up from the small front patch.
The rose was originally one of those miniature ones you buy for indoors. When it stopped flowering I put it in the front garden and it took off - hardly stops flowering except when I prune it.
The yellow is a winter jasmine. (I keep being asked by passers by if it is forsythia
)
The other is a Campanula which flowers for ages.
The rose was originally one of those miniature ones you buy for indoors. When it stopped flowering I put it in the front garden and it took off - hardly stops flowering except when I prune it.
The yellow is a winter jasmine. (I keep being asked by passers by if it is forsythia
)The other is a Campanula which flowers for ages.
