This week's Cheering Up Mondays flower is something I spotted on a recent visit to Downton House garden. Deutzia x elegantissima 'Rosealind' It was a sizeable shrub, covered in these pretty pale pink flowers and made quite a feature. The garden is open for the National Garden Scheme on Wednesday and…
For most of the year this is overlooked in the garden. Winter jasmine or Jasminum nudiflorum It's a pretty nondescript shrub until now. Then, those flowers make it well worth the garden space. For a weekly dose of floral cheer, sign up to my blog.
This week's cheerful flower is a blast of sunshine from BBC Gardeners' World Live. Hemerocallis 'Preview Party'. I saw this on the 'Where There's a Willow . . .' garden by Cathy Perry and Nickolai Attard in the Showcase Gardens section of the show. The daylilies in my garden are…
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