Gardening Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• A New Passion – Species Pelargoniums

  

  I have a new passion – Species Pelargoniums.  I started to notice them last year, I think initially in the large greenhouse at Wisley but then they seemed to... Read more

  The 12 September 2011 by   Patientgardener
  NONE

• Plant of the Week: Hedera Helix ‘Green Ripple’

  

  Position: Flourishes in full sun to full shade. Soil: Any free draining. Flowering period: autumn. Eventual Height: 10cm Eventual Spread: Indefinite Hardiness:... Read more

  The 11 September 2011 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
  NONE

• Spring :: Bulbs & Blossom

  

  I'm currently MIA as I am busy painting & redecorating my Nest. I can't wait to share my renovations which shouldBe finished in around 10 days! For now, I'll... Read more

  The 10 September 2011 by   Leavesandstems
  NONE, NONE

• Plant of the Week: Weigela Florida ‘Variegata’

  

  Position: Full sun will tolerate partial shade Soil: well drained soil Flowering period: Summer Eventual Height: 2.5m Eventual Spread: 2.5m Hardiness: USDA... Read more

  The 08 September 2011 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
  NONE

• Plant of the Week: Pyracantha Coccinea

  

  Position: Full sun to partial shade Soil: well drained soil Flowering period: Summer Eventual Height: 4m Eventual Spread: 4m Hardiness: USDA Zone 5a-8b Family:... Read more

  The 06 September 2011 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
  NONE

• Sayonara to Summer

  

  Wild 4 O'Clocks Brrr... chilly last night... donned a jacket to stay warm as I was lounging on the porch, saying sayonara to summer. It being Labor Day... Read more

  The 02 September 2011 by   Kate_miller
  NONE

• Plant of the Week: Cordyline Australis

  

  Position: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Well drained soil Flowering period: Summer Eventual Height: 8m Eventual Spread: 4m Hardiness: USDA Zone 7a-9b Family:... Read more

  The 02 September 2011 by   Davis Landscape Architecture
  NONE

• Tangy Flowers

  

  Here in Sydney spring begins in late winter, if you know what I mean. Now that it's September the season is well and truly underway, and the generous feeding... Read more

  The 02 September 2011 by   Gardenamateur
  NONE

• Mary Mary Quite Contrary

  

  Mary Mary, quite contraryHow does your garden grow?With Silver bells and Cockle shells,And pretty maids all in a row.I am always fantasizing about my yard... Read more

  The 01 September 2011 by   Eagoodwin03
  NONE

• Scarecrow's Garden Journal Notes: August 2011

  

  Tagasaste Chamaecytisus palmensis in full bloom and full of bees! Temperatures/Rainfall this month: Lowest Min -5C Highest Min 9.3C Lowest Max 11.5C Highest... Read more

  The 01 September 2011 by   Scarecrow
  NONE