Japanese anemone 'Honorine Jobert'. Not quite as happy as it would be in more moist soil, but it lights up the border under the birch tree just fine.
The new shade tunnel frame.
These sunflowers were 2" high in late June. They may be called 'Russian Mammoth', but they need to stop growing and start flowering quick or they'll run out of summer.
posted by Sue Beesley @ 9:27 pm
A weblog diary of our garden in north west England. As we're (hopefully) about to buy an established nursery business, the 'Weekend Gardener' may soon become a full time horticulturalist. Oh, and I won the BBC Gardener of the Year competition, 2006.
Bluebell Cottage Gardens is set in quiet Cheshire countryside, near Barnton. I took over here in 2007 shortly after winning the BBC's Gardener of the Year competition and set about rebuilding the nursery and garden into a thriving venture. Visit the gardens and nursery website here: Bluebell Cottage Gardens website.
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