Garden Noir: Embrace the Dark Side with These 8 Stunning Perennials!
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Plant list & zone information:
Thalictrum Black Stockings (9-5)
Aquilegia Hensol Harebell *seedling variation (9-3)
Foeniculum vulgare 'Purpureum' (8-4)
Centaurea Jordy (8-3)
Actaea Pink Spike (9-4)
Geranium phaeum Samabor (9-4)
Anthriscus sylvestris Ravenswing (10-7)
Lamprocapnos spectabilis Valentine (9-3)
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Rosie you are the best presenter ever..
Oh my goodness. I feel more lawn disappearing and a new bed developing. 🤦🏼♀️ Stunning.
Same here - lol. My long suffering husband gained a new centre border when he went away a few days for work last year...!
I love that you introduce us to interesting and unique plants! It’s what I always look for to add to my garden!
Awesome hardy geranium....the leaves are stunning.
"Masquerade" penstemon is another dark stemmed flower.
White and lilac perenials would really show off many of these chocolate or maroon plants.
My pin cushion and chocolate cosmos are also dark flowering.
And dahlias too.
Love the drama!
Thank you Rosy. The information you give is fantastic. When I think you can't get any better out comes another brilliant video. I learn something new every time. You really do know your plants.
Want them all. Looks really good against your yellow jacket❤
I thought aquilegia flowers look like bonnets, nothing sinister 😂 thank you- I have a yellowish brick house and the dark shows up beautifully. Thank you Rosy.
Thanks Rosie, really enjoyed this selection. There's something mysterious about the darker plants and we love them.
Thank you, Rosie. This was absolutely exceptional. I always enjoy your videos but this one was especially helpful. have a good weekend, DA
I have been gardening for over 50 years in New York State, ,USA and have rarely found many of the wonderful perennials that you discuss in this and other videos, at any nursery. There are several huge plant companies that supply the garden centers and “ big box stores” here. Independent nurseries that specialize in growing the more unusual plants are disappearing.
I learn so much from each of your videos, and try to remember the new classifications given to some plants. I wonder when Dicentra had a name change, and why this seems to be happening more often with so many plants.
I used to think that botanists spent their time reclassifying plants because there’s no more discovery work left.😅
Then I learned it’s because of DNA new technology. Now scientists have the possibility of looking at the genetic similarities and differences between plants which are not detectable by morphology alone.
Love the plants in this video. Am I correct that these are only available in the UK? I landscape my yard in the US and would love to plant a new area with these plants from the dark side. I've only watched a handful of Rosie's videos, but have enjoyed and learned something from each of them. She has the most interesting plants every video. Thanks Rosie
They may have different names..look at flower catalogues ?
perfect timing ⏱️ on my dinner hour at work…. This has got to be one of my favourite videos you’ve done Rosy x Thank You 🙏🏻
Wow Rosy, you could sell them all to me 😀
Gorgeous plants ❤
Realy enjoying These videos. I'm finding plants I never knew existed. Wonderfully informative.
Very informative. Always welcome these videos
Thank you Rosy. 'Fabulous.
Has Dicentra been recategorised? I can’t keep up with all these changes, they could at least make the new name more pronounceable 🤣🤯 I have to say I have lusted after Centaurea Jordy for a while but haven’t managed to get one yet.
DNA analysis is shaking things up in botany a lot at the moment. There will be more reclassifications, splittings and joinings of groups to come.
Rosy love your videos great help to me . I've successfully grown a ravenswing from seed last year. It's only small at the moment can't wait for it to establish itself in the border.
So interesting! Great plants!
What stunners ! Thanks,Rosie,for really different ideas for the border we are about to form. 🌷
Have you started a new Trend gardening on the dark side. Like this 👍
Your video show is better than gardeners world