I have bought plants of Rosy adn they have all been hardy and fantastic. Her staff at the Hampton Flower Show are great. I have actually bought off her directly at plant fairs. She is always extremely helpful. Do you not find her videos better than Gardeners World as always to the point.
Great video, love them all and what a magnificent set up you have. I’m in early stages of finding out what likes the soggy west of Ireland as recently moved here. Slugs are an enormous issue and roots getting too wet, but some things do ok. Thank you for sharing.
I grew Eryngium planum and yuccafolium from seed. The E planum bloomed profusely in a light lavender blue in every different location in the garden( testing for best spot). I had been hoping for the bright blue which was on the packet. That never happened, and they each grew to about 5 feet tall. I pulled most of them since they were huge and messy looking. The E yuccafolium took 2 years to become green basal Yuccalike plants but never flowered. Pulled all but a few. This year I look forward to Geums to bloom with my beautiful Ajuga field with the thick spikes of brilliant purple/ blue.
You just reminded me of the question i actually had whether there are any varieties of the fall anemones that dont actually spread this much. Not talking about the swans but the ones that also flower in pink? Thanks!
Hallelujah! An anenome that doesnt take over the garden. Well done in producing a clump form! New Zealand will probably never see it, unfortunately. Great video.😊 Geums are underrated in my view. They are a lovely, hardy perinial and contrast well with blue plants, like delphiniums. Ive grown the blue eringium from seed...looking forward to seeing this grow. My astrantia seeds didnt appear, but i will try during a colder period to sow again. Astrantias remind me of tiaras or crowns....my favorite plant at the moment even though you cant find one in any nursery here.
I love “thug” plants. I’ve got a massive garden, a lot of which is on a slope so it’s awkward to access, so thugs can romp away as far as I’m concerned!! 👍🏻I want that Helianthus 🤗
Great fun! I found this interesting! I found Frilly Knickers in the US but it appears they don’t go mail order. It’s a long drive there. But who knows! Thank you!
@@rosyhardy18 I did speak with them on Oct 3 23 and she gave me a nursery in the state of Missouri and I am in Washington state. I sent her another email today asking for another vendor that does mail order! I did try!!!!
I watch and subscribed to your channel because I live in the Pacific NW and so have a similar climate of 8a. Are these plants available here in the USA through nurseries?
I have bought plants of Rosy adn they have all been hardy and fantastic. Her staff at the Hampton Flower Show are great. I have actually bought off her directly at plant fairs. She is always extremely helpful. Do you not find her videos better than Gardeners World as always to the point.
Yes she’s brilliant. I need to find out if she does mail order once I’ve prepared my new garden. 🎉
It’s always interesting to get a peek at how the nursery runs!
So envious of your perennial plant selection! Thanks for the show. USA resident
We have bought many plants off you and all of very high quality...
Great video, love them all and what a magnificent set up you have. I’m in early stages of finding out what likes the soggy west of Ireland as recently moved here. Slugs are an enormous issue and roots getting too wet, but some things do ok. Thank you for sharing.
I grew Eryngium planum and yuccafolium from seed. The E planum bloomed profusely in a light lavender blue in every different location in the garden( testing for best spot). I had been hoping for the bright blue which was on the packet. That never happened, and they each grew to about 5 feet tall. I pulled most of them since they were huge and messy looking. The E yuccafolium took 2 years to become green basal Yuccalike plants but never flowered. Pulled all but a few.
This year I look forward to Geums to bloom with my beautiful Ajuga field with the thick spikes of brilliant purple/ blue.
You just reminded me of the question i actually had whether there are any varieties of the fall anemones that dont actually spread this much. Not talking about the swans but the ones that also flower in pink? Thanks!
Hallelujah! An anenome that doesnt take over the garden.
Well done in producing a clump form!
New Zealand will probably never see it, unfortunately.
Great video.😊
Geums are underrated in my view. They are a lovely, hardy perinial and contrast well with blue plants, like delphiniums.
Ive grown the blue eringium from seed...looking forward to seeing this grow.
My astrantia seeds didnt appear, but i will try during a colder period to sow again.
Astrantias remind me of tiaras or crowns....my favorite plant at the moment even though you cant find one in any nursery here.
Dont they have the swan varieties in new zealand by now?
I love “thug” plants. I’ve got a massive garden, a lot of which is on a slope so it’s awkward to access, so thugs can romp away as far as I’m concerned!! 👍🏻I want that Helianthus 🤗
I have Lemon Queen and it is a wonderful plant,!
Great video Rosy. Thank you. Selected three plants l must have 🤗
Brilliant video again. Could I ask what the name of the gorgeous fir behind you is, love it
If you mean the pyramidal dark green it is a very slow growing Taxus called Valerie Finnis
@rosyhardy18 thank you so much, its a lovely dark green
Great video with quick data points. Wondering if you could share whether required deadheading in order to bloom well. Thanks 😊
I Bl🌻🌻Ming love this Channel 💋
Very beautiful work from Gardening with kirk. when you put love into what you do.
I would love to get Anemone Frilly Knickers if it is available in Canada. All of mine spread like crazy. Thanks for great information!
Plants Nouveau in USA are the distribution people. Worth asking when it will be available for you
I've grown both those geums - they're wonderful!
Great fun! I found this interesting!
I found Frilly Knickers in the US but it appears they don’t go mail order. It’s a long drive there. But who knows! Thank you!
Plants Nouveau are the distribution company ask them who has it where?
@@rosyhardy18 I did speak with them on Oct 3 23 and she gave me a nursery in the state of Missouri and I am in Washington state.
I sent her another email today asking for another vendor that does mail order!
I did try!!!!
Update: Angela sent me another link to try Frilly Knickers@great gardens plants!
Stunning, beautiful ❤. Thanks for this helpful video. New subscriber 😊
I watch and subscribed to your channel because I live in the Pacific NW and so have a similar climate of 8a. Are these plants available here in the USA through nurseries?
Yes you should be able to find quite a few
I just found Frilly Knickers at Great Garden plants website! Ugg says sold out! Dang!!!
Please please please somebody tell me what that blue/black flower is behind the white veronica is. I love it.
Does eryngium "Big Blue" go dormant in mid-to-late summer?
It can do. Mostly it will die back mid to late August and put up a small rosette of leaf for the autumn
Do you sell your plants online ?
Ive noticed more and more commercial names lately.......'frilly knickers', 'little hottie', 'satan', 'lucifer' 'star wars' 🤦