PLANT LIST'S

Well all gardens must have plants (under statement) and what or how one should list these plants I will leave up to the individual, but if you are going to carry out an exercise like your own web page or anything like that do try to list your plants as you buy, collect, beg or borrow!! Because trying to list them after is a nightmare and give's you lots of work. Just look at me, i'm still trying to catch up.
Now the list, well I have to tried to make the list as 100% as is possible but some plants do remain a mystery, but as an when I do manage to find names I will update the site promise. I have put the plants into groups, don't shout if you think some are wrong, as the artist, I have the licence OK..
I have not listed the trees below, although there are two of each species these are Kilmarnock willow x 2 and a couple of old apple tree's used for growing clematis up




HARDY HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS

Physoslegia virginiana (obedient plant)Tanacetum parhenium (feverfew)

Achillia plamica (The pearl)	Achillea filipenaulina (Cloth of gold)	Achillea milifolium (Yarrow)	Alchemilla mollis (ladys mantle)	Allium acuminatum	Allhaea rosa (Hollyhock)
Anchusa azurea Italica (Bugloss)	Anturhinum	Anemone (Windflower)	Aquilegia (Hybrids)	Aquilegia (Magpie)	Arbrietia deltoidea (rockcress)
Armeria plantaginea (bees ruby)	Arum Italicum (Italian arum)	Astilbe x 4 (false goats beard)
Bergenia cordifolia (silberlicht)	Betony stachys officinalis	Buddalja Harlequin x 2	Campanula carpatica (white)	Campanula latafolia (Brantwood)	Campanula persicfolia
Chrysanthemum maximum	Clematis x 4 (names to follow)	Crocosmia (lucifer)
Delphinium ajacis (larkspur)	Dicentra speclabilis (Bleeding heart)	Digitalis (Foxglove)
Eccrenocarpus scaber (Chilian Glory Flower)	Erynegium agavifolium	Eryngium planum (sea holly)
Frilillaria imperialis
Geranium (several) cranesbill	Geum chilaense (lady S, Mrs B)	Gladiolus primulinus (various)	Gyposophilia paniculata
Helenium autumnale (sneezewood)	Hosta x 3 (Big daddy & tallboy)	Hydrangea (climbing)
Iris germanica (flag iris)		Knipholia (red hot poker)
Lavender	Ligularia Slenocephala (Rocket)	Lobelia cardinalis	Lonicera americana (H,suckle)	Lonicera japonica halliana
Lupinus polyphyllus (lupin)	Lysimachia punctata
Malva Moschata (musk mallow)	Meconopis Betonicifolia (blue poppy)	Monarda (Didyma, croftway pink, squaw)			Nepeta (catmint)
Onothera missouriensis (African sun)		Paver orientale (poppys various)	Penstemon (plum, king george, snowstorm)
Polygonum Baldshauncum (Russian vine)	Ponlentilla nepalinis (Himalayan cinquefoil)	Primula (various)
Verbascum (helen johnson)	Verinica spicata (shirley blue)		Verbena Bonarienis

I hope with this list that I have got all the Latin names correct which it is hoped will allow others a free hand in planting their own gardens. All the plants have been chosen to give colour to the border from spring until autumn (the fall for those across the pond), but you can add with the bedding if you so wish, see below.




ROCK PLANTS

Dianthus

Sedum

Saxifrage

Aster alpinus

The list for rock plants is only general and will be added to later when I have identified all the plants (should have made the list at the start!!!



SUMMER BEDDING

Impatiens	Petunia		Nicotiana	New guinea impatiens	Violas, Pansies
Marigold (African dwarf)		Nemesia		Nasturtium		Begonia
Stock		Pelargonium zonale

The list for summer bedding is again a general list and is made up of various species and is used to add a splash of colour to the border when needed, especially as perennials die back as the year moves on. This also allows for a change as and when you the gardener wish especially if the bedding is placed into pots!! To allow ease of movement.

For pictures and further information on the plants I have listed or any I have not,try the TIME LIFE ELECTRONIC LIBRARY

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Wednesday, July 21, 1999