Water Buts

Nuts... always read the label, I made a run off go into a water butt but didn't have any over flow where it should have been so it torn it self apart...

Linked up the pond to the green house roof so I don't have to manually fill it so often. Its suprising how much water can go into a pond.

Well now planning some way of using the dead water butt and diverting all the water off the greenhouse to the pond.

Golden Feverfew

Suprising strong plant given the light soft leaves, nice daisy like flowers, prefers full sun. Leaves have very bitter taste, though I'd prefer to look at it.

Tomatoes

Tomatoes are easy to grow in a green houses however they take a lot of watering and get fairly big.

Broad Beans

fun and easy success with broad beans.

They prefer growing indoors/green house, with nice show of flowers. You can risk outdoors but I think they don't like clumpy/wet/acid soil.

meliot "sweet clover"

not too sure

bushy tall spikes of yellow or white flowers

loosestrife, yellow

Nice clump forming with soft spikes of bright yellow flowers.

Gardening

Some choice plants of mine...


Zebra Grass, Pampas Grass, Nigress Grass



Sweet Galingdale, Golden Sedge, Yellow eyed Grass



To be continued Notes...

Cortaderia Sellona (syn C argentea) -- "Pampas Grass"
Green foliage
Fluffy white seed spikes
Clumpy, Grows very big.

Wild Strawberry, Chives, Bluebells, Honesty, Oxeye Daisys, Ferns, Ivy


Water Plants

Yellow Eyed Grass (sys California)
Green spikey
Many Yellow flowers and interesting seed heads
Cumply, not UK hardy and should be kept in a pot

Carex Bowles Goldern -- "Goldern Sedge"
Yellowy Green foliage
Fluffy White/Brown Spikes
Clumpy

Cyperus Longus -- "Sweet Galingale"
Green foliage
Paparius like seed spikes
Runner

Horttonia Palusris -- "Water Violet"
Green folliage
Small Violet flowers
Clumpy, marginal