Plants
I’m always looking up the plants in my garden and those I see when out on walks but hardly ever make a note of them. This blog is my attempt to keep a record and therefore save time by only having to look things up once.
Thursday, 10 July 2014
Sea Mayweed Tripleurospermum maritimum
A magnificent plant that stopped me in my tracks, growing in the pebbles on the beach at Aberaeron, Ceredigion last August. Although it's difficult to tell it apart from scentless mayweed, it did have quite a noticeable sent of chamomile.
Sunday, 16 June 2013
Geum urbanum: Wood avens or Herb Bennet
This plant has suddenly appeared in the garden this year. I let it grow to see what it was, and it seems a typical example of Geum urbanum (Rosaceae family), except that a couple of the shots here show six petals which seems unusual.
Sunday, 9 June 2013
Garden shrub Tamarisk
I’m not sure exactly what type of Tamarisk this is, but it’s
a name I regularly forget. It's currently in full flower. Pruning soon after flowering and then leaving it to grow new shoots will ensure a good display of flowers the following spring/summer on the new growth. If you don't prune, it will grow more to a tree size.
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