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"The seldom seen Lady Salisbury is the frilliest, most feminine rose I have. It works beautifully with Desdemona (gal pals) and has a hint of clove to the scent." - Wavell

"The flowering season for the Brunnera Jack Frost is over and the Forget-Me-Not flowers have gone, but a silvery sheen on the soft leaves brightens up a shady spot." - Wavell

"A cottagey moment with roses, delphinium and foxglove." - Wavell

"This geranium is a good do-er if ever there was one. It flowers all summer and airily fills gaps in the borders. It doesn't produce seed, though, so it needs to be divided to make more." - Wavell

"A lesser known David Austin rose, and a fantastic surprise since I bought it without even seeing one. OK, I realise I may have a wee problem resisting these plants..." - Wavell

"This is a seedling from Dahlia 'Bishop's Children' overwintered and in its second year with a lovely warm colour and dark leaves - quick from seed too." - Wavell

"Between the jasmine 'clotted cream' and the thalictrum in the background, the arch is a little overgrown and all the better for it. Yes, that is another Desdemona on the bottom right!" - Wavell

"Always be nice to your neighbours! I'd admired this for ages in a neighbour's garden and was lucky enough to be given a piece when she divided it last year. It got no special treatment, but has produced several stunning, spicy scented blooms this year. Apparently quite robust. Don't...

"Graham Thomas was my first David Austin rose, and has been a delight for many years. It never fails to put on a show with glorious golden flowers and a fruity scent. It tends to get a bit of black spot, though." - Wavell