Me @ me: I stg if you don’t get those bulbs/corms in the ground today while the weather’s good, it’ll be YOU WHO I’LL BE BURYING IN THE GROUND FOR THE WINTER INSTEAD.
Tired/Lazy Me: hey could you put the bulbs in while you’re burying me then?
Me @ Me: wh-
Tired/Lazy Me:
Me @ Me:
The Dracanea marginata cutting is developing roots and rootnubs already!
Water-style rooting method confirmed for a viable propagation method for this species~
Cuddy Gardens Landscapes 9/9
There were other sights/landscapes to admire, but as my legs/feet were aching and I didn’t want to overstay my welcome, this was the last photo I took before I scrammed to the car to go home.
The Cuddy Gardens’ rose garden was still trooping on in floral colours and smells even in the cool autumn air ❤
This is one charismatic hypertufa planter. It’s by one of the paths through the rock garden into the rose gardens of Cuddy Gardens.
Look at those silver fractal-variegated leaves on the one plant!
Different angles of the iconic Mediterranean garden. Different paths and different views.
The woodland garden’s always a modest favourite of mine at the Cuddy Gardens. A garden of textures and pawpaw trees in the back right by the tiny shed.
A untagged white Corydalis!
Maybe it reseeded from a hidden tagged specimen elsewhere in the Cuddy Gardens.
Such a tiny tender looking cutie.
Planted as partial groundcover in part of the Species Magnolia grove area of Cuddy Gardens. Imo it’s more a holographic/iridescent deep purple than blue but ok.
So big, so pretty. A shame getting seeds for them is so difficult; they seem to have trouble ripening before frost cancels the growing season for them.
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