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The September Garden: Six on Saturday

By Martin

September garden - Rudbeckia

https://youtu.be/Kt1IPzFKQBo I've done a short video for this week's Six on Saturday, giving you a quick look at what's catching my eye on a blustery September day in the garden in Scotland. Featuring wind, rain and: Hylotelephium Herbstfreude Autumn JoyRudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii 'Goldsturm'Achillea Cerise QueenA fimbriated DahliaVerbena … [Read more...] about The September Garden: Six on Saturday

Dahlias in my garden: Six on Saturday

By Martin

It is that wonderful time of year when the dahlias are really getting into their stride. And, if we keep up with the deadheading, we can have their company until late into the autumn - unless of course they get battered down by storms, like some have this week. I have to be honest when I introduce you to this selection and admit that I have been in a bit lax in my … [Read more...] about Dahlias in my garden: Six on Saturday

Six on Saturday 8/8/20: Better red than dead

By Martin

Dianthus

This is my first contribution to the Six on Saturday gardening conversation that started on the Propagator's blog. As I reflected on what I could contribute, I looked around the garden and realised it was the red plants that were jumping out at me, calling for my attention. Red plants are not hugely abundant in my garden, but this is the time of year when the come to the … [Read more...] about Six on Saturday 8/8/20: Better red than dead

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