Showing posts with label Jasminium officinale variegatum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jasminium officinale variegatum. Show all posts

Monday, 29 August 2022

More resilience in the garden I forgot about...

In my round up off plants which have survived well during the summer, I totally forgot to mention these.  They are Japanese anemone Bressingham Glow and just behind you can see the lovely variegated jasmine, Jasminium officinale Argentovariegatum/Variegatum. This plant rarely gets a mention but has been a stalwart of the border for many years and flowered beautifully this year.
These plants got no extra water at all and are in a sunny, south facing, dry raised border.
A very colourful combination to enjoy!