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Welcome to
Alan's
Gardeners Calendar

January

 

Carnation

Carnations express love, fascination, and distinction. Light red carnations represent admiration, while dark red denote deep love and affection. White carnations indicate pure love and good luck; striped symbolize a regret that a love cannot be shared. Green carnations are for St. Patrick's Day; purple carnations indicate capriciousness.

This is the January birth flower.

 

Snowdrop.

Many of the species of snowdrop family can flower in the month of January. When naturalized in large groups, these white flowers have a great visual impact and can provide an illusion of a carpet of snow cover.

 

 

 

Pansy.

Pansies are winter hardy flowers that grow well in sunny or partially sunny areas and with well drained soil. These cold weather annuals can survive light freezes and short periods of snow cover even during their blooming period. This great winter flower works well for your outdoor planters which are sometimes left empty this time of year.

                   

 

 

Viburnum x bodnantense 'Dawn'

Viburnum x bodnantense 'Dawn' is a strong-growing large deciduous, vigorous upright shrub featuring light pink and white flowers that appear from Red buds from Autumn to Spring : It can be pruned after flowering to keep it under control.  It will grow well in full sun or partial shade. Its common name is (arrowwood) 'Dawn'



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Gardening
Tips and Tricks


To change centre piece during the season plant an empty pot in the centre display


Then plant the bedding around the pot.
Pansy Plentifull
 
Place a potted plant in the centeral container
When the centre plant finishes flowering replace with another that is in bloom.( Sysirinchium 'E K Balls' )
Gravel over to disguise the central pot and prevent weed growth
When the centre plant finishes flowering replace with another  that is in bloom.

Has that old bird bath had it's day. Why not plant it up with Alpines.             Don't forget the drainage holes.