Oh wow tendril! What a lot of work!
Your Garden is going to look amazing- what flower seeds did you sow? Were they all annuals?
If frosts are still about in May, you are going to have a MASSIVE amount of work to do with all the veg as well!
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Thanks for the good news about the root veg 39thstep and Steev! I'll report back when Ive dug them up!
Cleome (tall, for the back of borders)
Himilayan Blue poppy (perennial)
Schizanthus (to dot around the garden)
Sweet pea (for container/hanging baskets)
Marigold (good for amongst the veg)
Nasturtium (for the hanging baskets)
Rudbeckia (again, tall, for back of the veg plot)
Petunia (hanging baskets)
Coleus (for colourful foliage)
Lobelia (for containers/hanging baskets)
I've also got a sunflower selection pack with some interesting varieties, including one that looks like a pompom (no black middle and very fine petals), and a great looking red variety
I have a packet of 'gardener's gamble' from the garden museum which is a mixture of tall, short, annuals and perennials, suck it and see for the front garden.
Veg I'm hoping to get in this year: Cucumbers, runner beans, courgettes, chillis, tomatoes, beetroot, chantenay carrots and I'm gonna try some potatoes for the first time this year, plus some lettuces, rocket, basil, coriander and some spinach if I can fit it in.
I intend to plant mixed beds of flowers and vegetables to keep it pretty. Pics before and during will be forthcoming.