Pulmonaria | longifolia In full flower The last pinching out should

The last pinching out should be about 100 days before the desired bloom time if you are growing for an event

plants that provide plenty of interest in the garden - actually a relative of the blueberry it is not a commonly seen shrub

like Hostas and Sedums

They are so-called crested irises because of the ridged area on the tops of their three large petals

The collection of wildflower images in the design of this beautiful tea towel is based on charts and maps in the Cavallini Papers & Company archives

Pulmonaria | longifolia In full flower The last pinching out shouldA wonderful ground cover winter dormant in colder areas. Plants are happy in a shade garden although a bit of morning sun is perfectly fine the hot afternoon sun can be too punishing. The flowers buds as they open are tinged rosy pink and turn to blue. Pulmonarias prefer a moist, well drained soil that is rich in organic matter. Whilst they are reasonably drought tolerant, a consistently dry soil doesn't really give the best results so we find a layer