The sequence
will show you the stages for planting up your pot, you can click the numbers to see individual stages, or place your mouse into the images to pause the movie, roll out to start again.
For full instructions please download
the Advice Leaflet or Ask us a question, using the links below
PLANTING
SUGGESTIONS As you look through the web
site you will see pots ‘in situ’ and the Gallery page
which show examples of positions and plants. Here is a small list
of suitable plants which we like in pots, the choices are wider
and varied and we are always happy to suggest plants and nurseries.
Nepeta v.
Blue Moon (spiky) Nepeta v.
Little Titch keep cutting back, good for
edging Lavender Hydrangea v.
Quercus Paniculata (white) Agapanthas(pot
in a pot to keep roots tight) Echivera(frost
tender succulent) Sedums Hostas Roses underplanted
perhaps with small sedums Japanese acers not too windy
Alstromeria a
gorgeous red one Perlargoniums Perennial Geranium
v. Rosanne (flowers
for ages) Solanum climbers Blue
hardier than white Salvia Perennial Clematis Gaura (butterfly
plant) Grass Ferns too
for shady areas Box great
shapes and all year round Prunus Lausitanic
Rosemary
Bay(if sheltered in the
winter)
The
plaques hang on the wall with screws and wire, like a picture.
They arrive predrilled with plugs to insert the screw. Use a
strong multithreaded wire to span the screws at the back of the
plaque, twisting the wire to avoid it slipping.
Some of the plaques have holes in the top to hook the wire through. If you wish,
embedding the plaques into the wall is very successful, not so good if you wish
to move them!
The sundials are for south facing walls, we include a brass gnomon, the arm which
casts the shadow.
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The
plaques hang on the wall with screws and wire, like a picture.
They arrive predrilled with plugs to insert the screw. Use a
strong multithreaded wire to span the screws at the back of the
plaque, twisting the wire to avoid it slipping. 
