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John Grimshaw's Garden Diary: From Ryedale to Holderness
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John Grimshaw's Garden Diary. Who would look dangerously up at planets that might look safely down at plants? Sunday, 5 July 2015. From Ryedale to Holderness. In evening light on Saturday. These are a few pictures from a pleasant weekend of gardening and botanising. My garden is currently full of flower, colour and interest - I'm very happy with how it looks. Were conspicuous yesterday afternoon. One of the special plants of Wharram Quarry is the nationally rare Thistle Broomrape, Orobanche reticulata.
John Grimshaw's Garden Diary: July 2015
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John Grimshaw's Garden Diary. Who would look dangerously up at planets that might look safely down at plants? Wednesday, 29 July 2015. Snapshots from a long weekend of gardens. Part of the Perennial Legacy Garden, designed by Paul Harvey-Brookes, at the RHS Tatton Park Flower Show (Thursday) - deservedly 'Best in Show'. Amazing mulleins in the tropical border at Harewood House, at peak flowering (Friday), presumably mostly derived from Verbascum olympicum. At Breezy Knees garden (Saturday). My garden is ...
John Grimshaw's Garden Diary: Nice plants in my parents' garden
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John Grimshaw's Garden Diary. Who would look dangerously up at planets that might look safely down at plants? Friday, 7 August 2015. Nice plants in my parents' garden. Album'. In the early '90s I remarked to Primrose Warburg that we'd had two stems on this, to which she replied that she thought she'd had forty on hers (planted at the foot of her washing line post). Grown from seed from plants that grew in my garden in Tanzania. It has been hardy here for about twenty years. And Eryngium bourgatii '.
John Grimshaw's Garden Diary: April 2015
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John Grimshaw's Garden Diary. Who would look dangerously up at planets that might look safely down at plants? Wednesday, 29 April 2015. Fortunately brought in before the sharp frosts this week. The original cultivated clone - always a reliable performer. A kind friend sent me bulbs of Narcissus. Unknown Poet' last year. It has neat round flowers and a very flat corona. Thalia' at the Yorkshire Arboretum. In Ray Wood last week - sadly frosted this. A shimmer of Erythronium. Saturday, 11 April 2015. Early ...
John Grimshaw's Garden Diary: Some late daffodils
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John Grimshaw's Garden Diary. Who would look dangerously up at planets that might look safely down at plants? Monday, 11 May 2015. The striking large, brightly coloured flowers of Narcissus nobilis. Are really something special, (With Primula. Narcissus abscissus is not a spectacular plant; It was known to the Seventeenth century gardeners as the 'Clipt Trunk Daffodil' on account of its straight trumpet without a flare at the rim. A tiny wild type N. poeticus. Probably referable to N. radiiflorus. Un bon...
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Rosa Princess Marie | The Dahlia Papers
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Tag Archives: Rosa Princess Marie. 8216;VIOLENTLY IN FAVOUR OF A COUNTRY LIFE’ – VIRGINIA WOOLF. MIDSUMMER IN THE SUSSEX GARDENS OF VIRGINIA WOOLF AND VANESSA BELL. PART II: VIRGINIA WOOLF’S GARDEN, MONK’S HOUSE AT RODMELL, EAST SUSSEX. I drive on from Charleston. All I have to go on is a memory of a seductive pea green drawing room dull of books, paintings and scarlet pelargoniums in terracotta pots, once seen in a magazine. Geranium macrorrhizum filled urns and rectuangular pool in The Italian Garden.
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weedsandwildthings | Where the Weeds and Wild Things Are
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Where the Weeds and Wild Things Are. Plant a garden in which strange plants grow and mysteries bloom. Ken Kesey. I am a horticulturist and knitter and writer, and many other things besides. September 20, 2016. It has been a long hot, occasionally horrible summer. It is September now, and I just want it to be over. And of course it’s not. The heat has been accompanied by a stoppage of rain. After a spring so … Continue reading →. March 14, 2016. Not so wild life. January 25, 2016. January 17, 2016. ItR...
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More than you ever wanted to know about my garden. Snowdrops in my own garden (2014). Always wishing for more! Galanthus “Flocon de Neige” in the garden of Hitch Lyman. A yellow snowdrop at The Temple Nursery, Hitch Lyman’s upstate NY garden. Use your own discretion in joining or browsing these sites, they will surely make any white fever burn hotter. Snowdrops in American Gardens. Facebook page. Keep up to date on the North American snowdrop scene with info sharing, sales, and sources. Via the Telegraph...
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Moster B: noget om nye favoritter
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Onsdag den 7. maj 2014. Noget om nye favoritter. Jeg har en prik med tidsler - jeg synes de er så smukke og aristokratiske. Efter et par år, hvor jeg har ønsket den, er det endelig lykkes mig at så og få den til at overleve: Maria tidsel. I skal nok få mere senere, når den står i blomst, men meget smukke blade:. Lærkespore - jeg fandt en hvid sidste år. Er den ikke smuk? Abonner på: Kommentarer til indlægget (Atom). Vis hele min profil. Noget af yndlingsblomsten akeleje. Noget om nye favoritter.
Leonard Woolf | The Dahlia Papers
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Tag Archives: Leonard Woolf. 8216;VIOLENTLY IN FAVOUR OF A COUNTRY LIFE’ – VIRGINIA WOOLF. MIDSUMMER IN THE SUSSEX GARDENS OF VIRGINIA WOOLF AND VANESSA BELL. PART II: VIRGINIA WOOLF’S GARDEN, MONK’S HOUSE AT RODMELL, EAST SUSSEX. I drive on from Charleston. All I have to go on is a memory of a seductive pea green drawing room dull of books, paintings and scarlet pelargoniums in terracotta pots, once seen in a magazine. Geranium macrorrhizum filled urns and rectuangular pool in The Italian Garden. Steppi...
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Exotic gardening @ 55° North: Charleville House, Enniskerry
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Exotic gardening @ 55° North. Thursday, 25 June 2015. Charleville House, Enniskerry. Charleville House near Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow is a large private garden that occasionally opens its doors to allow the great unwashed in. It's close to the more famous house and gardens of Powerscourt, which overlook it from a distance. Nowadays the property is owned by Kenneth Rohan, a property developer with an interest in fine art, so security is tight. Catananche, or Cupid's dart. I've never managed to establish Sol...
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grounded design by Thomas Rainer: May 2014
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Friday, May 16, 2014. May Days: The Garden in May. In May we are gardening gods. This is the month where the fullness of spring meets the opening of summer, creating a moment in time where the garden in our heads matches reality. May is the month for horticultural hubris. For a few weeks, we are the masters of our plots. Like Midas, all we touch turns to flower. Nodding purple baseballs declare to your neighbors that you are, indeed, a plant whisperer. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Subscribe to this blog!
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grounded design by Thomas Rainer: No They Didn't!: A Gallery of Mockable Landscapes
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A Gallery of Mockable Landscapes. It's not nice to judge, I know. But there's so much crap out there that constitutes "landscaping," and so little real critique, I figure its fair game to have a good laugh at the really bad stuff. This critique is aimed at the "landscaping industry" not amateur gardeners who love their little plots. 1 The patio is shaped like a flower. And each petunia gets its own cell, I mean bed. 4 Huh huh. Huh huh. It's true. Should call it mulchscaping. 7 Here's the landscaper's fav...
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The Sproutling Writes | Dribblings from the watering can of one gardening life. | Page 2
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Dribblings from the watering can of one gardening life. About me and my Gardens. Newer posts →. The Good, The Bad and the Beautiful – July 2013. August 6, 2013. Only six days late. Ahem. Anyway, moving swiftly onwards. We’re going to be on the telly again! 8217; was filmed at the Towers in the middle of the month. It’s a BBC antiques programme that is the baby brother of Antiques Roadshow. 8216;Excuse me,’ she said, ‘Can I ask a question? 8216;Of course.’ I said, slightly smugly. Share on Facebook (Opens...
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John Grimshaw and Associates
John Grimshaw and Associates. HS2 Rail : National Cycleway. Brean and Weston Link. Ashton Park Missing Link. Yeo and the Axe. Rossendale, Lancashire and Rochdale. Solway to the Forth. Peak District National Park Links. John Grimshaw and Associates. There is now a popular demand to extend southwards avoiding the Coast Road to Burnham and Highbridge and negotiations for land and funds are well in hand with a view to a possible start on site this autumn. Brean Down Way Cycle Route 33 (video). The Strawberry...
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John Grimshaw's Garden Diary
John Grimshaw's Garden Diary. Who would look dangerously up at planets that might look safely down at plants? Sunday, 31 December 2017. Plant of the Year 2017: Narcissus 'Thalia'. In selecting plants of the year my usual thought has been to nominate something that gives a long season of interest, but this year I've selected a plant that on one gorgeous April day caught my attention and provided a lovely set of images. Not that Narcissus. Narcissus 'Thalia' on Bracken Hill in the Yorkshire Arboretum.
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