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skip to main content garden withoutdoors there is nothing half so much worth doing as messing about with bulbs. indoors or outdoors it doesn't matter. main menu home garden weed identification guide weed rosettes weed notes weed gallery plant identification identification - south downs and coast good and bad buys purple flowers about me dire straits' tunnel of love video then and now flowers for bees neighbourhood cats seeds plants and flowers in seoul hawk's beards, hawkweeds and hawkbits search form search tags in tags hydrangea petiolaris crocus iris foetidissima shells thistle teasel hyacinth tulip little princess toad salvia cats geranium hollyhocks lupins lilac bergenia fox vipers bugloss crocosima vetch nigella cerinthe angelica pussycat ox-eye daisy foxgloves colour reversion slugs muscari pond snapdragons pansy tulips self-seed viola floral powers primula seedlings frog bees ceanothus scabiosa baraccoa mulch buddleja chinese lantern comfrey sunflowers zantedeschia aquilegia crushed shells geranium rozanne moth viola daisy violets green alkanet pansies orange favourite tulips seeds rose navigation recent content recent blog posts end of july 2018 wildflower garden at the crick institute july 2018 mid-summer 2018 trailing bellflower june 2018 mid-may 2018 may 2018 end of april 2018 mid-april 2018 more welcome to my gardening blog submitted by ju1i3 on wed, 15/03/2017 - 07:43 i hope i can share a little of what i've learned - and there is so much more to learn. if you want to share anything, please post at https://www.facebook.com/gardenwithoutdoors/ . victor using a flowerpot for a pillow read more about welcome to my gardening blog ju1i3's blog end of july 2018 submitted by ju1i3 on thu, 26/07/2018 - 16:00 it's been a very difficult time in the garden and wider environment. it's hot and dry. so hot and dry i don't even want to think about it. i refuse to waste water watering the entire garden and have only been watering pots and the recently planted rhubarb and a few others recently put in the ground. i only planted the wild bergamot in the ground recently after growing them from seed sown last summer. i could not even begin to get that larger pot in the ground until it rains and softens the rock-hard ground. if this weather continues, these are the kind of plants i will need to concentrate on. the morning glory flowers are here and there on the patio this sunflower was from free seeds with a seed order, only 1 germinated and grew but for free - i'm happy close-up of the sunflower, which just opened this afternoon since i took the photo above this morning the next day, a bee has found the sunflower i wish i could say the cats are enjoying the catnip but it's been so hot and they seem so uncomfortable they've only had a bit of it. at leas the bees are enjoying it. it was hit and miss with the slugs but i did manage to achieve 10 catnip plants from seeds (sown in may) this was a catnip plant i had grown from seed in a previous year - and it survived finally a lupin flower spike, after repotting this a few weeks ago i've never grown toad lily before so looking forward to seeing the resulting flowers from these buds. i saw this beetroot in a neighbour's vegetable plot in their front garden. i could see the similarity with the sea beet i saw on hayling island recently. as well as the sea beet above, i saw a few other plants on hayling last week, thistle horned poppy and thistle a certain amount of woolliness sea holly hottentot-fig wild carrot echium vulgare the spent echium was all furry also saw sea purslane, golden samphire, rock samphire and sea kale, see south downs and coast the artichokes in the front garden are amazing - magnificent purple flowers beloved by bees and growing without any rain, i planted them originally in my garden, bought a very small plant for my neighbour 2 doors down (far right in the pic) and they self-seeded themselves next door, the garden in between read more about end of july 2018 ju1i3's blog wildflower garden at the crick institute submitted by ju1i3 on fri, 13/07/2018 - 05:17 sadly, not everything can stay undeveloped so it's good when a new development has a decent wildflower area, as the new crick institute does, not far from st pancras old church and the canal. those are bees on the globe thistles. this area has full sun so the globe thistles are in bloom, mine aren't quite yet. there were dusky cranesbill close-up of some of the globe thistles helenium i didn't know this euphorbia before, google tells me euphorbia griffithii. i don't know if it's attractive to bees. i didn't see any around it. but then i'm seeing a lot fewer bees. contrast that with this epic fail at gasholders they've put in flowerbeds - in a very controlled way great burnet and yellow yarrow ? but it hasn't stopped them from using weedkiller nearby thank goodness red valerian can still self-seed by st pancras lock just to the left of the lock, my most frequent non-plant photographic subject, the post office tower, in the distance (railway line out of st pancras just beyond the canal, new somers town pedestrian bridge to the left) and further along the canal there are some wildflowers that haven't been chemically treated or controlled purple loosestrife woundwort? great hairy willowherb wild buckwheat, not sure how "wild" it is, i've had it in my garden from bird seed large drifts of common orache and fat hen huge teasels bees on the lesser burdock this large-leaved plant is at the edge of the canal, i'm not sure but i think it's white butterbur (petasites albus or maybe the other butterbur, winter heliotrope petasites fragrans). i guess flowers would be definitive but not sure when they'd appear. must note specifically where it is, in case the leaves die back, so i know where to look for flowers. read more about wildflower garden at the crick institute ju1i3's blog july 2018 submitted by ju1i3 on wed, 04/07/2018 - 06:05 the morning glory is producting new flowers every day, exquisite colour new morning glory bud this sylvac pot had various self-seeders a month ago, since then the deadnettle has died as there are cracks in the pot and it dried out, i put the verbena bonariensis in another pot the foxglove was dry enough i could ease it through the crack and i repotted it in this pot, i'll see how it does in spite of the slug holes in the leaves, the big daddy hosta is blooming the garden is dry dry dry, i'm watering the pots but i can't water the entire garden the 5 pots of scabiosa perfection blue seedlings have been a magnet for self-seeders, i guess because they're getting watered, this pot has a nasturtium, a verbascum, a green alkanet and a violet? i'll look at them carefully today. -update- also snapdragon and viola self-seeding in these pots willow? seedling in the pot on the left, deadnettle, foxglove, verbascum, agastache in the next 2 pots in the middle and surprisingly nothing else but the scabiosa seedling in the pot on the right victor seeking some shade in the garden, echium blue bedder on the right, sea holly on the left i've put 4 of the largest cleomes in that black pot on the left (up on the table to avoid slugs) and put each of the nepeta cataria in a large pot. that one was partly eaten by a cat (visitor jeffrey) and polly pocket also ate a few leaves.. read more about july 2018 ju1i3's blog mid-summer 2018 submitted by ju1i3 on thu, 21/06/2018 - 06:24 i am so happy to have sea holly - that i haven't spent a lot on in the garden centre. slugs have eaten those from last year as soon as they started coming up this year - but i collected and planted seeds from them last year and now this year, they are blooming. not as exuberant as those from the garden centre last year but they're getting established, have the challenge of growing in pots and coping with drought (which they'd be able to cope with after getting established). the stems are starting to turn purple, in that fantastic electric way they have of doing so. close

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