So your the pheasant plucker's son?!
Have you anything happy to report @mikeyw64?
So your the pheasant plucker's son?!
nah not really, other than not going out socially and Gail WFH all is completely normal here in Sunnyside (original name for the house when it was built in the 1820's).
Looks like a Camelia to me.They need acid soil so I have mine in a pot. It's the same colour as yours.Martinspuddle wrote: ↑Tue Mar 24, 2020 23:11 pm Well on the happy side, our garden has spring into life a lot in the last week, and I've been particularly pleased to see a fuchsia that has pink and white blooms (sorry don't know its name) has doubled in size this year already looking forward to see it come out. I'll post pictures later.
...later Pictures! ...when this fuchsia comes into bloom I'll up load some pictures.
This shrub below blooms early February and this year it has had twice the amount of flowers than normal, looked magnificent, should of taken some images either.
Anyone know the name of this 'triffid' please let me know.
That's kind of interesting @Phil R it's more than likely in the normal soil which is very chalky, alkaline heavy loam. I'll have to look into that, thank you.