Short on words again today. To compensate we are especially long on loveliness.
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Short on words again today. To compensate we are especially long on loveliness.
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And I”m overcome with medicinal loveliness. This’ll make a nice wall poster; all blown up like. Bootiful. Innit! Nite nite Gill’s Mum. Thanks for giving us a daily “dose” of Gill. xx
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I am sure my Mum will be very pleased to get a mention! And yes, it is a beauty. x
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Yes, it is beautiful. Have you come across Phlomis italica with the soft pink flowers? I bought one at Powis Castle and it thrived under a south facing window in my garden in North Yorkshire. I am missing it!
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Yes, so lovely! I really must take you to visit Phlomis Phlo in Mortehoe, she has a National Collection. This photo was taken yesterday. Their garden is spectacular!
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Very nice and bright! Didn’t see this two-tones cv. around here.
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I think it might be quite rare, and tricky to grow. A few years ago I tried cuttings, but they failed. Too soft and vulnerable.
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Gorgeous!
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