 |
| If it weren't for all my self-seeders , I'd still be waiting for all this to fill in. But , filling in, it is , not bad for March . |
 |
| Cerinthe major is the winner for the most prolific. Look at it taking up the whole length of the right side. It would have had the whole lot , but I went round and pulled everything except along the fence and driveway. In close second would be Lychnis , which I didn't even plant. it's taken over the front corner , were the old Walnut tree was cut down , I couldn't get any thing to grow there till the Lychnis came in. |
 |
| The Foxgloves, Achillea and Honesty and taking any available space. I 've been careful not to stomp around in here too much. So many perennials are just now emerging . Of course I know who will be the winner , as always ….the 'For-get-me-not' …which I nearly forgot about , they are quietly moving in . |
Hooray for self-sowers! Looking good, it will be interesting to see this in a few weeks, keep us posted!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamara , I will be posting soon, things so fast this time of year.
DeleteI love my self-sowers too. I got some Honesty from you at a swap, and I'm really hoping to find some babies from them this year. I hope I can recognize them, and don't pull them out thinking they're weeds.
ReplyDeleteAlison, I'm sure you'll have more babies than you'll now what to do with . I really need to pull a few of those out .
DeleteI'm hoping for Cerinthe, but haven't spotted any yet. You have some great fillers there. Nigella became an absolute thug in my last garden, as did Borage.
ReplyDeleteRicki, I forgot to mention Nigella , it's still tiny, but everywhere. And Borage is another one I keep just along the fence, it's such a sprawler.
DeleteIf you want any Cerinthe ,just let me now ?
Lychnis coronaria has sown itself along my driveway but has refrained from spreading out into other areas, strangely. I have a lot of forget-me-nots coming up this year again despite my best efforts last year, so will try again this year. I love it when the vegetables reseed, like the abundant Swiss Chard that appeared last year.
ReplyDeleteHannah, I've left Kale to seed ,wouldn't mind if they come up this year.
Delete