Flowers from Mixed Borders at RHS Wisley. Photo from Chris Garnons-Williams on 10 November. |
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Plant Name |
Salvia involucrata 'Boutin' |
Common Name |
Sage |
Soil |
Chalk, Loam, Sand with 4 inch (10 cms) depth of Garden Compost Mulch added directly after planting. |
Sun Aspect |
Full Sun |
Soil Moisture |
Moist and Well-drained - requests deep watering once a week |
Plant Type |
Summer Bedding Plant |
Height x Spread in inches (cms) |
72 x 72 (180 x 180) |
Foliage |
Dark Green |
Flower Shape, Natural Arrangement, Number of Petals and Flower Colour in Month(s). Seed |
Deep Pink flowers are surrounded by light Pink bracts in July-November |
Bedding Plant Use |
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"Several forms of S. involucrata are available in the UK, but this is possibly my favourite. Difficult to distinguish from the 'Hadspen' form, this is a spectacular plant growing rapidly to 6ft x 6ft. The large, deep pink flowers are surrounded by light pink bracts, and make a superb show from late July until the first frost. The plant is rather brittle, so is best positioned in a sheltered area protected from strong winds. Quite hardy here, will resprout early May. Cuttings root readily, and it is advisable to take a few, in case of a severe winter. Happy in full sun. Occasionally sets seed here, but odd things can happen, strange non-flowering plants can result." from Robin's Salvias - locate image of Salvia involucrata 'Boutin' and click it to get an enlarged photo and this description. Robin Middleton is not a botanist, nor do I run a nursery. "Salvia involucrata grows five feet or taller before it starts blooming in late summer. The plant's flowers and bracts are a reddish, beetroot color. The bracts occur in pairs which envelop three flowers each, falling away as the flowers expand. The plant's leaves are small, flat mid-green, slightly cordate-shaped. Unusually, the leaves' petioles and veins share the flowers' beetroot-reddish hue. Genetically, the species has eleven tetraploidal chromosomes. Salvia involucrata and its cultivars 'Bethellii' and 'Boutin' have gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. 'Bethellii' was introduced in 1881 for its compact habit and large ovoid leaves. Another cultivar, common in France and Britain, is 'Deschamsiana', which was chosen in 1869 for the bright rose color of its inflated flowers. Cultivars that have found popularity in the U.S. include 'Hidalgo', 'El Butano', and 'El Cielo'—each named after the place in Mexico where it was collected. Salvia involucrata breeds freely with other Salvia species, resulting in many hybrids at University of California Botanical Garden that show hybrid vigor. Some of these hybrid plants are known to grow up to six feet high, with a longer blooming period. 'Mulberry Jam', a smaller hybrid with upright growth, stronger stems, and continuous blooming from summer to frost was introduced in 1995 by Betsy Clebsch. As a garden plant, it prefers good drainage, half to three-quarter a day of sun, humus enriched soil, and deep watering once a week. Propagation is by division or cuttings, which can be rooted in late summer or early autumn. The plant will grow back from the ground after light freezes. In early spring, it should be pruned back to active nodes a few inches from the crown." from Wikipedia. One of the Salvias grown at Great Comp Garden, Kent, England. The current curator – William Dyson – has been at Great Comp for 20 years now and runs his own award winning Salvia nursery on site helping to establish the garden as the European capital for Salvias.
'Growing Salvias' is an article by Bunny Guinness in the Telegraph on 2 August 2006 and is very informative.
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Flowers from Mixed Borders at RHS Wisley. Photo from Chris Garnons-Williams on 10 November 2013. |
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Foliage from Mixed Borders at RHS Wisley. Photo from Chris Garnons-Williams on 10 November. |
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Flowers from Mixed Borders at RHS Wisley. Photo from Chris Garnons-Williams on 10 November. |
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Plant Label from Mixed Borders at RHS Wisley. Photo from Chris Garnons-Williams on 10 November. |
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UK Butterfly:- "OTHER PLANTS ATTRACTIVE TO BUTTERFLIES A garden with butterflies flitting from flower to flower is a delight in itself, but a garden popular with butterflies indicates a healthy environment, the more nectar plants you have, the more butterflies and moths will eventually find you. Butterflies like the warmth and it is important to choose sunny, sheltered spots when planting nectar plants. Plant as many different nectar plants as possible to increase the number of butterfly species visiting your garden. Deadhead the flowers, mulch and water well to keep the plants healthy, prolong flowering and produce more nectar for hungry butterflies. HARDY SHRUBS:
HARDY PERENNIALS:
Common stinging nettles and coarse grasses |
BEDDING PLANT GALLERY PAGES BEDS WITH PICTURES
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BEDDING PLANT GALLERY PAGES which shows the flowers from the plants in the:-
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MIXED BORDERS IN RHS GARDEN AT WISLEY DESIGN GALLERY PAGES FLOWER COLOUR RANGE IN 71 PARTS OF MIXED BORDER DURING |
7 Flower Colours per Month in Colour Wheel below in the MIXED BORDERS DESIGN Gallery, which shows the flowers from:-
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MIXED BORDER BEDDING PLANTS GALLERY PAGES |
Bedding Plants Height from Text Border for the |
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Blue = 0-24 inches |
Green = 24-72 inches |
Red = 72+ inches |
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Bedding Plants Soil Moisture from Text Background |
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Wet Soil |
Moist Soil |
Dry Soil |
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Click on thumbnail to change this Comparison Page to the Plant Description Page of the Bedding Plant named in the Text box below that photo.
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MIXED BORDER BEDDING PLANT INDEX |
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Bedding Plant Name. |
Flower Colour with link to a Design of East Border or |
Flowering Months See Mixed Borders Flower Colour per Month Pages |
Flower Thumbnail |
Height x Spread in inches (cms) |
Bedding Plant Use:- |
Foliage Colour with link to Mixed Borders Foliage Colour Page |
Foliage Thumbnail |
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Jul-Aug |
Its black label was below the top of the foliage. Flowers not seen before or after 21-08-2013 |
36 x 12 |
Bedding Out, |
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Jul-Oct |
Its white label not replaced with black label. Name on label difficult to read. Flowers not seen before or after 17-06-2013 |
20 x 4 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets |
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Jul-Sep |
14 x 14 |
Bedding Out, Filling In, Pots and Troughs |
Bronze and aromatic |
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Lavender-Rose |
Jul-Oct |
24 x 20 |
Bedding Out, Filling In, Pots and Troughs |
Grey-Green and fragrant |
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Jun-Oct |
18 x 15 |
Bedding Out, Filling In, Pots and Troughs |
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Jun-Sep |
12 x 12 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets |
Darkest Bronze- almost Black |
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Jun-Sep |
White label may not have been replaced. Identity of this plant after 17-06-2013 lost by its foliage growing over it. Perhaps its seed was sown on 7 February 2013 |
8 x 12 |
Bedding Out, |
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Apr-Oct |
24 x 24 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs |
Grey-Green leaves dissected into thread-like lobes |
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Light Pink |
Apr-Oct |
20 x 20 |
Bedding Out, Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes |
Divided |
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Jul-First Frost |
7 x 18 |
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Dark Green ferny foliage |
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C |
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Jun-Sep |
64 x 20 |
Bedding Out, Screen-ing, Filling In, Pots and Troughs |
Large, Bronze-tinted, bright Green, which is variously striped in green, purple, orange and pink |
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Bright Yellow |
Jul-Oct |
Flowers not seen before or after 10-11-2013 |
Height 80 inches (200 cms) |
Filling In, Screening |
Blue-Green |
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July-First Frost |
Flowers not seen before or after 3-08-2013 |
36 x 24 |
Filling In, Screening, Pots and Troughs |
Coarse and oval Green leaves with Purple margins and stems |
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Pale Lemon-Yellow |
Jul-Sep |
Flowers not seen before or after 17-06-2013 |
48 x 24 |
Filling In, Screening, Pots and Troughs |
Finely divided Dark Green |
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Jun-Nov |
36 x 16 |
Filling In, Screening, Pots and Troughs |
Ferny Mid-Green |
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Ruby-Red |
Jun-Sep |
30 x 16 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs |
Ferny Light Green |
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Velvety-Red |
Jul-Nov |
36 x 24 |
Filling In, |
Finely-cut Dark Green pinnate foliage |
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Cosmos sulphureus (Dwarf Ladybird) |
Scarlet-Red with Tangerine and Yellow |
Jun-Oct |
24-72 x 12 -36 |
Bedding Out, Filling In, |
Dark Green |
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May-First Frost |
30 x 36 |
Bedding Out, Filling In, |
Hairy, ovate, pointed Dark Green |
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Yellow with Yellow collar |
Jul-Oct |
36 x 20 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs |
Dark Green |
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There are photos and text description on this Dahlia and more than 44 other Dahlias in the Dahlia Gallery of this website. |
Dark Wine-Red |
Jul-Nov |
20 x 48 |
Filling In, Screening, Pots and Troughs |
Dark Green |
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As the flowers open, the Purple tipped, White petals turn a more uniform shade of Lilac. |
Jun-Oct |
48 x 24 |
Filling In, Screening, Pots and Troughs |
Dark Green |
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Jul-Oct |
48 x 24 |
Bedding Out, |
Dark Green |
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Bronze-Orange |
Jul-Oct |
36 x 30 (90 x 75) |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs |
Bronze-tinged, slightly Purplish |
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Dahlia pinnata 'Dawn Sky' |
Unable to locate flower colour or mail-order supplier |
Jul-Sep |
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36 x 12 |
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Purplish-Pink peony flower |
May-Oct |
30 x 20 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs |
Dark Bronze |
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Yellow base petals with tips that are Rose-Red |
Jun-First Frost |
56 x 20 |
Bedding Out, Filling In, Screen-ing, Pots and Troughs |
Dark Green |
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White with Lilac flush |
Jul-Sep |
48 x 24 |
Bedding Out, Filling In, Screen-ing, |
Dark Green |
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Cadmium Yellow single flower |
Jul-Oct |
27 x 24 (73 x 60) |
Bedding Out, Filling In, |
Toothed, pinnate, dark mahogany to purple-black leaves |
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Straw-Yellow flowers, the broad rays orange-red at the base, and the disk deep purple |
Jun-Oct |
24 x 20 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes |
Bronze |
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Pale Pink with White inner collars around Yellow centres |
Jul-Oct |
48 x 24 |
Filling In, |
Dark Green Swan Island Dahlias has been family owned since 1927 and is the largest dahlia grower in the USA with 40 acres of Dahlias growing 350 varieties, that are open to the public during blooming season. |
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Red flowers tipped with White |
Jul-Oct |
40 x 12 |
Filling In, |
Dark Green |
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White with soft Pink flush flower |
Jul-Sep |
30 x 18 (75 x 45) |
Filling In, |
Purple-black stems and chocolate coloured foliage |
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Dianthus barbatus 'Kaleidoscope' It is likely that this plant's name is Dianthus barbatus 'Kaleidoscope Mixed' |
Pink that gradually mature to White |
May-Sep |
24 x 12 |
Bedding Out, |
Dark Green |
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Dusky Pink |
May-Nov |
36 x 18 |
Filling In, Screening, Pots and Troughs |
Linear to lance-shaped Mid Green |
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Jun-Aug |
18 x 12 |
Bedding Out, |
Light Green |
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Heliotropium arborescens 'Marine' |
Violet-Blue |
Jun-Aug |
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12 x 36 |
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Heliotropium arborescens is synonymous with Heliotropium peruvianum, but whether cultivar 'Marine' is the same as 'Dwarf Marine' I would not know since their descriptions are different. The Black Plant Label inserted after the White Plant Label appears to provide the name for a different plant from that named in the White Plant Label, so no Bedding Plant Description Page produced. |
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Heliotropium peruvianum |
Royal Purple |
Jun-Sep |
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18 x 12 |
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24 x 18 |
Bedding Out, |
Semi-succulent cerise-colored stems and red oblanceolate leaves that are marked with lighter veins |
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Aug-Nov |
48 x 36 (120 x 90) |
Bedding Out, |
Deliciously-scented, spade-like, thick, felted, grey-green leaves |
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Osteospermum 'Sunny Cecil' See other varieties from the Sunny Series |
White daisy-like flower heads with dark Purple centres |
May-Aug |
10 x 10 |
Filling In, |
Toothed, obovate, Mid- to Dark Green |
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White Unable to locate its flowers from Apr-Nov 2013 |
Apr-Oct Used flowers from an Exhib-ition |
14 x 12 |
Filling In, |
Rose scented, deeply incised, Grey-Green |
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Wine-Red blotched Black |
Jun-Nov |
16 x 12 (40 x 30) |
Bedding Out, |
Brilliant Green |
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Penstemon 'Countess of Dalkeith' also called Penstemon |
Plum-Purple and White-throated funnel-shaped |
Jun-Nov |
30 x 18 |
Bedding Out, |
Narrow oval Dark Green |
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Penstemon Fujiyama 'Yayama' (Plant Breeders Rights apply = 'Yayama') |
Shell-Pink flowers with broad satiny White throats |
May-Oct |
24 x 18 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs |
Narrow Mid-Green |
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Funnel-shaped Magenta to Cerise flowers with a White throat |
May-Oct |
30 x 18 (75 x 45) |
Bedding Out, |
Fleshy Mid-Green leaves with thick stems. |
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White-throated, Pink flowers |
May-Oct |
40 x 20 |
Bedding Out, |
Mid to Grey-Green |
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Wine-Red coloured flowers and throat streaked with purple |
May-Oct |
28 x 20 (70 x 50) |
Bedding Out, |
Lance shaped Dark Green leaves with tinged red stems |
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Bell-shaped purple/blue flowers with White throat |
May-Oct |
24 x 18 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets |
Mid to Dark Green |
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Penstemon 'Vesuvius Yasius' (Volcano Series) |
Purple funnel-shaped flowers with White throats |
May-Oct |
24 x 14 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets |
Narrow, oval and Mid Green |
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White |
Jul-Oct |
24 x 18 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes |
Dark Green |
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Jul-Aug |
30 x 18 |
Bedding Out, |
Dark Green |
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Ricinus communis 'Impala' |
Creamy-White |
August |
The black label for this plant was seen in a photo of Canna 'Ra', but no photo of its foliage or flowers was taken before or after 10 November 2013 |
48 x 48 |
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Copper-Red palmate leaves |
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Jul-Oct |
24 x 16 |
Bedding Out, |
Dark Green |
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Blue-tinged bracts with large green calyces See photo of flower from National Trust Hinton Ampner Garden |
Jul-Oct |
80 x 80 (200 x 200) |
Bedding Out, Filling In, Screening, Pots and Troughs |
Dark Green |
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Jun-Oct |
24 x 24 |
Bedding Out, |
Dark Green |
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Fire Engine Red flowers framed by reddish-black bracts |
Jul-Oct |
24 x 24 |
Filling In, |
Triangular, toothed and Mid-Green |
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White overlaid with Pink |
Jun-Oct |
18 x 16 (45 x 40) |
Bedding Out, |
Dark Green |
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Scarlet |
Jun-Oct |
18 x 12 (45 x 30) |
Bedding Out, |
Dark Green |
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Jul-Oct |
24 x 24 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets |
Mid Green |
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Blue flowers with black calyces |
Jul-Oct |
100 x 36 |
Filling In, Screening, Pots and Troughs |
Ovate, wrinkled, pointed, lightly-toothed, Dark Green |
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Deep Pink tubular flowers |
Jul-Nov |
60 x 40 |
Filling In, Screening |
Dark Green |
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Jun-Oct |
60 x 60 (150 x 150) |
Filling In, Screening |
Dark Green |
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(Salvia microphylla 'Hot Lips') |
White flowers with broad lower lips dipped in brilliant Red |
Jul-Oct |
30 x 36 |
Bedding Out, |
Mid-Green |
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Scarlet-Red tubular flowers |
Jun-Dec |
56 x 24 (140 x 60) |
Bedding Out, |
Oval and Light Green |
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Very long, open-mouther, deep Blue |
Jul-Sep |
24 x 12 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets |
Dark Green |
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Soft Lavender-White blossoms with Purplish bracts |
Sep-Nov |
84 x 84 |
Filling In, Screening |
Dark Green |
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Jun-Oct |
18 x 12 |
Filling In, |
Mid Green |
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Creamy yellow flowers, suffused with shades of pink and orange |
Jun-Oct |
30 x 36 (75 x 90) |
Bedding Out, |
Mid Green |
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Jul-Nov |
36 x 36 |
Bedding Out, |
Mid Green |
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May-Sep |
14 x 12 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets |
Serrated Dark Green |
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Purple calyces with extended purple petals |
May-Nov |
48 x 48 |
Bedding Out, |
White-woolly when young, narrow, lance-shaped, grey-green leaves, white beneath |
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Jun-Nov |
20 x 18 |
Bedding Out, |
Black-currant-scented and Dark Green |
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Jun-Sep |
24 x 18 |
Bedding Out, |
Ferny and Dark Green |
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Jun-Sep |
12 x 16 |
Bedding Out, |
Feathery and Mid-Green |
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Purple |
Jun-Oct |
12 x 16 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets |
Dark Green |
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Light Violet-Blue |
Jun-Sep |
18 x 24 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets |
Deeply serrated and Mid-Green |
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Red with White Throat |
Jun-Sep |
10 x 16 |
Bedding Out, |
Dark Green |
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May-Sep |
18 x 20 |
Filling In, Pots and Troughs, Window Boxes, Hanging Baskets |
Ovate and Mid-Green |
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White flowers with pinky-rose centre |
Jul-Oct |
18 x 18 |
Bedding Out, |
Dark Green |
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The Azalea Society of America provides 4 fans of RHS, UCL and RGB Colors:-
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Maybe this will explain how my small hosta - growing in the shade and I have done nothing for it - has survived slugs and snails for more than 25 years. It now produces new shoots, flowers with no leaf damage before the end of the season when it allows the caterpillars to eat it up and then it retires underground for the winter. Many years ago , I bought a small Blue Juniper tree, removed it from its container and planted it. 10 years later it died. When I removed it from the ground, I found that the roots, which had spiralled in the original container and then never unwound themselves. They had thickened until they occupied all the space between themselves, and very little new root had gone away from this original rootball. Thus the tree had insufficient roots to take up sufficient water and had then died. That problem will not occur with the plants grown in those 'Light pots', since they will continue to grow downwards and away from the rootball after they have been planted, especially if you spread the roots out when you plant the tree onto a cone of earth. |
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This section details what I consider as errors in design carried out by the staff at the RHS garden in Wisley:-
Mixing all the primary colours together for the flower colours used in many of the 71 parts of these Mixed Borders This mixture provides a foliage and flower foil against which these other permanent herbaceous perennials can provide new growth from the ground each year, with the different colours of foliage from juvenile to mature to dying off in the autumn and then an easy maintenance during the months of December-March for removing most of the growth above ground and replacing the plant supports to provide a neat bed in a series of large ground areas. The bedding plants - see Bedding Annual Plant Index and Un-labelled Bedding Annual Plant Index pages - provide the icing on the cake at different flowering time periods between May and November to enhance the overall flower colour scheme. The new bedding each year can provide opportunities to vary the look of these beds. It was disapointing that I did not see the flowers during 2013 of more than 25% of these Permanent Herbaceous Perennial Plants - possible reasons shown in Lost Flowers Page with 'Walkabout' Plants and 'Stateless' Plants Page. A table for each month - May, June, July, August, September, October, November - shows the flower photos for each of the 71 parts of the Mixed Borders split into Blue, Orange, Pink, Red, Unusual Colour, White, or Yellow for all the plants. Besides that, you can see from the table below that Red and Pink with Unusual Flower Colours seem to be predominant as flower colours and that these are spread throughout the beds.
I have added the BEDding (started January 2014 - completed March 2014) and then the OTHer Permanent Plants (started March 2014 - completed May 2014) to the table below to show the flower colour planting scheme of the Bedding and the Other Permanent Plants and then its combination.
If I had produced this planting design with its mixture of flower colours in almost every part - or maintained these beds in this way - in 2013, I would be deeply ashamed. As a nation of gardeners in Britain; the Royal Horticultural Society being at its pinnacle, with the tradition of excellence by our previous head gardeners and their staff during the Victorian era, I had thought that the staff at the RHS Garden at Wisley would not need a lecture.
Another Possible Solution for lack of coordinated Flower Colour Scheme If you want the garden to be restful to the eye, then you can provide a colour scheme using the harmony of adjacent colours. If you prefer to shock the visitor, then use the contrast of opposite colours, but I am not favourable of the above partial use of the harmony of triads as shown by the Colour Wheel Page of Garden Design.
Very Poor Plant Labelling After reviewing the situation that 102 plants were missing their identity when in flower in 2013 out of 348 (29.31% of the plants) in 768 square metres of Mixed Borders garden beds:-
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