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Showing posts with label sunflower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunflower. Show all posts
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Bumble Bee
Summer may be over but this bumble bee is still feeding on the sunflowers at the bottom of the garden.
Sunday, May 20, 2007
Sunflower Seedlings
The sunflowers sowed at the bottom of the garden are doing well and are already little seedlings as you can see from the picture above. I wonder how tall the tallest one will grow this year..?
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Brussels Sprout
Brussels Sprouts are my most favourite vegetable and today when in Tal Goed Nursery near Glan Conwy I spotted some little plants so have purchased some and planted out this evening. I can't wait until the Autumn/ Winter time to be able to say that I have eaten Brussels sprouts from the garden. Wouldn't it be nice to have my own home grown Brussels sprouts Christmas Day!
I have also replaced the hanging basket with a fern plant which looks effective and will hopefully be low maintenance, weeded the border, planted out the horse chestnut seedling into a pot (the one that was growing in the "wild" part of the border), and sowed some sunflower seeds onto the border at the bottom of the garden.
I have also replaced the hanging basket with a fern plant which looks effective and will hopefully be low maintenance, weeded the border, planted out the horse chestnut seedling into a pot (the one that was growing in the "wild" part of the border), and sowed some sunflower seeds onto the border at the bottom of the garden.
Thursday, August 10, 2006
Friday, July 14, 2006
Sunflowers
Monday, May 08, 2006
Sunflower Names
I have planted three types of sunflower seed this year with the hope of growing them just beyond the fence at the bottom of the garden where the bindweed used to be. These are the varieties I have planted:
Harlequin F1 hybrid
Velvet Queen
Earth Walker
I am looking forward to seeing these in flower early in the summer. The seedlings are already doing well in the compost pots on the patio. I have two worries about where I am planting them... one being that the bindweed may get it's clutches on them and kill them and the other being that the school children who frequently 'hang' around outside the garden may pick them! We will see.
Keep checking back for some lovely pictures of sunflowers in the future..
Harlequin F1 hybrid
Velvet Queen
Earth Walker
I am looking forward to seeing these in flower early in the summer. The seedlings are already doing well in the compost pots on the patio. I have two worries about where I am planting them... one being that the bindweed may get it's clutches on them and kill them and the other being that the school children who frequently 'hang' around outside the garden may pick them! We will see.
Keep checking back for some lovely pictures of sunflowers in the future..
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Sunflowers Summer 2005
Sunday, April 23, 2006
Sunflower & Herb Pots May 2005
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