Wednesday 31 March 2021
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All your comments are much appreciated and treasured. I wil try to reply to everyone who leaves a comment, but it may take me a few days, especially when I start spending more time in the garden and at the lottie. I know that you will understand :) I am sure that I will also visit your blog if I have not already done so. If you have any specific questions I will either reply to them here or you can email me at : thegreentapestry@gmail.com
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- Anna.
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That is a superb combination Anna. I have both these plants, with some little seedlings coming up this year of the white Dicentra, this has inspired me. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteThsnk you Noelle. How lovely to have seedlings from dicentra alba. I'm envious 😄
DeleteIt is indeed a glorious combination, perfectly planned I am sure! The green of the dicentra is astonishingly vivid, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteNot planned Cathy but a most happy accident 😂 I think that the dark tones of the arum accentuate the dicentra foliage.
DeleteA beautiful and fresh combination, shouting spring, here I am :D Arum are such amazing plants - have you ever noticed how they're sprawled out in deep frost, surrender-like, next thing when it gets milder they stand up again as if nothin ever happened, a bit like hellebores. It's incredibly warm here, like summer, to answer your question, I'm swimming already, it's crazy. Wishing you and your loved ones a happy Easter and fingers crossed for self-seeding Cerinthe in your garden xx
ReplyDeleteYes arums are definitely tough customers Annette. They really come through the worse the winter as do the hellebores. I hope that the more fragile dicentra copes with today's chilly wind and tonight's predicted frost. Glad to hear that it's warm enough with you for you to be able to take a dip. I hope that you are enjoying a good and sun blessed Easter time and I'm sure those cerinthe seedlings will pop here in the future once I have grown some some cerinthes 😄
DeleteI very much wish I could grow both those plants, Anna. So fresh and pretty!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your kind words Kris 😄
ReplyDeleteI love the contrasting foliage. These lovely arums struggle in my garden and seed so much in my daughter's garden that they become a nuisance. They are wonderful for flower arrangements.
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