Pretty flowers, trailing habit: perfect for an impulse buy

Article Abstract:

Many gardeners buy plants on impulse. This is not necessarily a bad thing, as it can be a good way of adding new interest to an established garden. However, planting on impulse can mean that gardeners turn away from autumn-planted hardy plants.

Purchasing, Plants, Plants (Organisms)

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Want something showy and dependable in bed, bog or border for high summer?

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Hypericums are a useful addition to the garden, as they produce golden flowers over a long period of time and are often evergreen. There are types to suit almost every type of garden.

St. John's wort, Hypericum

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They toil not, neither do they spin

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The many different types of lily available in the UK are considered. Interesting varieties include Lilium longiflorum, a Japanese lily from Ryuku Island and Formosa.

Flowers, Lilies, Liliaceae

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