Episode 8 | Lovely Lilies | Tassy Gals veg patch in a cage | Harvest Secrets | Veg patch Report | Autumn’s Gifts |

Posted on | March 13, 2009 | 1 Comment

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Cuban Lily – These flower in spring and are dormant now so it ’s a good time to plant a couple!

Vallota aka Scarborough Lily

Vallota or Scarborough Lily

A total champion in my garden.

It gets no direct sun, fertilizer or water (apart from meager rains). No kidding!

Belladonna Lilies

These are common but aren’t they beautiful? These need the sun, no question.

Cerinthe

My first year of growing these. The bluish foliage around the flower bell is to die for.

Rose William Shakespeare

David Austin rose William Shakespeare – Unfortunately, this photo does nothing to capture the true vibrant color.

Green gage plum trees are in the latest catalogue of the Diggers Seed Club:

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Category: Flowering plants, Flowers General, Herbs, Lilies, Roses, Seeds, Soil, compost & No dig, Uncategorized, Vegie Patch, zucchini
Tags: belladonna lily > cuban lily > david austin roses > iron stone > lilys > PH testing > poppy trash > Roses > Tassy Gal > vallota > vegetable garden > zucchini

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