Beautiful beginings of Amaryllis
Wow here it comes! The buds on our Amaryllis here at Cramden Nursery are breaking into colour. Beautiful flowers are on their way.
Wow here it comes! The buds on our Amaryllis here at Cramden Nursery are breaking into colour. Beautiful flowers are on their way.
It’s a no show this year for flowers on our Geranium Maderence. The plant is in it’s second year so should be flowering by now. The low light levels in late winter and spring (if we could call it a spring!) means the plant has not been able to produce flowers this year. We shall…
Malvern Show eat your heart out! Here at Cramden Nursery we have our own display of Regal Pelargoniums. Come feast your eyes on these.
Ivy Leaf Pelargoniums are great for planting in hanging baskets, troughs and pots, where they can cascade over the edge. They come in an array of colours from reds, soft pinks, magenta pinks, white, lilac and purpel. This is Amelit our pretty purple semi double flowering Ivy leaf Pelargonium.
Glowing beautifully in the sunshine this afternoon at Cramden Nursery were Ivy Leaf Pelargonium “Wico”. A beautiful baby pink semi double flower, over soft green leaves. Plant them up into hanging baskets troughs or tall pots where they can cascade over the edge.
Our French Lavender here at Cramden Nursery are responding to the warmer weather and longer day light hours and are coming in to flower. This is Stoechas “Fat Head”.
Aristo Darling one of our Regal Pelargoniums in flower at Cramden nursery at the moment. Regal Pelargoniums need to be regulary feed with a high potash feed so they can keep producing their beautiful flowers.
So good to see the first Regal Pelargonium flowers here at Cramden Nursery in the green houses.
The soft velvety buds of the pussy willow tree are out, a good sign that spring is on its way. They look like fluffy white rabbit tails and are so soft to the touch.
This is Cramden Nursery from a birds eye view. Our nursery has 6 glass houses, and 4 polythene structures. We are situated on the A508 heading out of Northampton towards Market Harborough.