Sunday, May 17, 2015. Chilean Bell Flower, Copihue. Chilean Bell Flower, Copihue. Have a look at Alan Jolliffe Lapageria on Pinterest. Lapageria is a monotypic genus meaning there is only one unique species of this fantastic plant. And was pursued by Napoleon and married him. She was a keen gardener particularly with roses. Strong, wiry, slend.

Carnivorous plants hobbyist from the land of thousands of lakes. About the Finn in the other end of the cable. Hello and thank you for visiting my blog! View my complete profile. Thursday, August 21, 2014. About the future of the blog. What will happen to this blog then? Yes, most of the stuff in my life is well at the moment, school is fun and I have many friends, just not having enough spare time to keep this blog running as well as before just makes me a bit sad.

What January Needs is Mars Bar Vodka. After all its the month that saw the birth of one of our children so its one of my favourites. Then theres all that obligatory snuggling under blankets on the sofa and eating of stew and steamed puddings. Spring, however, does seem a bit of a way off, although I have been pretending that it was very imminent when we had a spell of mild weather last week. There are loads of recip.

Notes from a USDA zone 5 shade garden in Southern Wisconsin. The coastal area between Charleston, South Carolina, and Savannah, Georgia, as described in this TripAdvisor entry.

Notes and recipes from an edible garden. Have put together a guide to some top picnic spots, along with some ideas for perfect picnic recipes. If the weather is good we head to the Museum Gardens in York for a per.

8230;and nurturing my soul. Map of the Garden, version 2. Map of the Species Snowdrop Border. Banana, Date and Cherry Loaf. In Stitches for Christmas 2012.

New on the Menu for Bees in 2016 from Thompson and Morgan. When faced with a smörgåsbord of floral delights, which flowers are the favourites of our pollinating friends? This is something I constantly observe when visiting gardens and nurseries as it helps me to decide which plants will best broaden the nectar sources available in my own borders. I am always on the lookout for new plants, so I was delighted to visit.