Here we have another great set of photos and videos sent in by some of you, and it’s just a fabulous way is showing off our gardens and all the hard work we have put in over the past month. Thank you to absolutely everyone who contributed this month. Your gardens are amazing. Everyone has such great ... and yet completely different ... tastes. Every garden is beautiful in its own way. Thank you so much for sharing your favourite spaces and I hope you enjoy watching this Garden Video Montage as much as I have enjoyed putting it all together.
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I just wanted to give you an update on my seedlings. If you remember I put a picture
on your Facebook page of my Echinacea. These are the white ones that have been potted on.
Let's see if you can spot the imposter that is growing right there. I don't know how that got
in there. That's an astertium. These ones are doing really well and they're in one of my
outside greenhouses and as you can see here something has had a nibble.
These are Johnny Jump Hops that are coming up. Pink Echinacea and I sowed these the same time
as these and as you can see they have taken off and these ones are really slow.
These are the calendula that I done in that video for you. They were doing really well.
I've put them all outside. It's warm, there's no direct sun on them.
Okay so this is the pampas. That's loads of feathers which is nice.
I think it's a bulky plant. Then over here is where we planted seeds and how lovely are they.
I hope they're coming out as orange as they look because they are so orange. Really nice.
House at the back ones are Swiss Pansy. These are Rebecca. I'm wondering if there's another
imposter growing in there. This one here which I think it is. Not sure what that is. At the back
they are blue cornflowers. Really stunning blue. They were so easy to grow.
Fox gloves. I collected those from my own fox gloves. I'm going to have to separate those soon.
Either pop them up or put them into the border. They are really hardy. Fox gloves. I think these
here are my white ones. I noticed when the fox gloves came up the white ones really stood out
especially at dusk. These are more calendulous that I've potted on. I think these ones are
called Orange King. These are Rebecca. Just a note, I grew these out of season. I sowed them
last month which was after what the packet said and they still germinated. They've come up
and yeah, so it just goes to show you don't really have to stick to the packet.
