Hydrangeas | Beautiful Varieties For Home & Garden | Naomi Slade | Autographed Katie Smyth After flowering remove any old

After flowering remove any old tatty leaves and be sure to split it if the plant has grown too big which will ensure that it retains its vigour and produces lots of flowers

The bees adore this plant as do other pollinators

is an autumn flowering Mexican Sage that has an eye-popping combination of chartreuse bracts and violet coloured flowers

The grid at the top of the pan keeps the popped corn from jumping out of the pan and is easy to store due to the suspension hole at the end of the handle

Angelia pachycarpa is not edible

Hydrangeas | Beautiful Varieties For Home & Garden | Naomi Slade | Autographed Katie Smyth After flowering remove any oldAUTOGRAPHED COPY EXCLUSIVE TO PURIRI LANE Underestimated for too long as just a shrub for cottage gardens, the hydrangea is experiencing a renaissance in floral design. Lavish and luscious, the often giant blooms are the epitome of chic. The next title in Pavilion's series of beautiful floral gardening guides written by Naomi Slade celebrates the ornamental charm and butterfly like petals of the hydrangea. Abundantly blooming hydrangeas have