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I am Alistair and have been gardening in Aberdeen with my wife Myra for forty years. I suppose it would be quite true to say that we are rather fanatical about our garden.
Neither of us are professional gardeners, however over the years we have built up a great deal of knowledge as to how garden plants perform in the cooler climate of Aberdeen and the North East of Scotland.
My posts are to provide information to the amateur gardener. I am not infallible, however I will let you know exactly how the plants which I feature performed in this part of the country.
To view pictures of (Our Garden) open the link above with this title.
All who comment on my site with a blog or website of their own will result in a reply and visit from myself to their current post.
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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Chelone Obliqua
Always on the lookout for a plant that is a bit different. One Perennial which we have had in the garden for a few years now is Chelone Obliqua. Also known as the turtlehead plant, owing to the resemblance of … Continue reading
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Tagged fully hardy, hardy perennial, unusual
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Crocosmia x Crocosmiiflora
Crocosmia x Crocosmiiflora is known as the common Montbretia and was bred by crossing the 2 species C. potsii and C. aurea. The orange shaded flowers are borne on stems just above the strappy sword like leaves. Montbretia is free … Continue reading
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Tagged fully hardy, hardy perennial, montbretia
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