Wednesday 27th April 2011
A very happy morning spent planting out some of my home grown annuals. Unlike summer bedding plants, these are more hardy and will withstand a little cold weather if we get it. Potted up two containers of Sweetpeas complete with spiral climbing frames, then decided I'd had enough of most of the winter bedding and binned at least half of it. Moved the pots about a bit and filled in some space with two new plants, Euphorbia amygdaloides purpurea and Heuchera midnight rose(pictured). They will be fillers whilst I choose my summer scheme and can be replanted in the garden at a later date.
"Here are sweetpeas, on tip-toe for a flight, with wings of gentle flush o'er delicate white, and taper fingers catching at all things, to bind them all about with tiny rings"
John Keats
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