Flowers, sunshine and Happy Bees
Great to see the bees out and about around the nursery enjoying the flowers of the plants we grow here at Cramden Nursery. Here is Agapanthus Arctic Star being checked out for Pollen and Nectar.
Great to see the bees out and about around the nursery enjoying the flowers of the plants we grow here at Cramden Nursery. Here is Agapanthus Arctic Star being checked out for Pollen and Nectar.
Here at Cramden Nursery our Dahlia range are getting alot of attention, just look at Mystic Fantasy with her large flowers she really is a stunner. This range of dahlias are a “Bee Heaven” loaded with pollen on a large single flower, making it easy pickings for them.
We love this colour combo of Ameta & Blanch Roche Ivy Leaf Pelargoniums here at Cramden Nursery.
Delivered red and white Zonal Pelargoniums to Siliverstone the home of british motor racing for the Podium for the grand prix this Sunday. We sent Pac Glacis & Pac Julianne to decorate the podium and to be showed with Champagne, lucky things.
Looking great together here at Cramden Nursery in our window boxes are: Happy Face Magenta & Happy Face White, I just love this colour combination. Happy face Magenta is a new colour to the Happy Face range and it fits in perfectly.
Here is our road side planting at the entrance to Cramden Nursery. What eles were wheelbarrows designed for!
Wow beautiful purple Heucheras mixed in with Lavender “Rosea”, our only pink flowering lavender we grow here at Cramden Nursery. What a great combination.
Angel Eyes Orange Pelargoniums is looking great here at Cramden Nursery. Pretty orange flowers and believe it or not carrot scented leaves, honest its true…they realy do.
Our “Silver Moon” Agapanthus here at Cramden Nursery are coming in to bud. It has only taken them 2 years! But the best things come to those who wait..
Hardy Geraniums are great garden plants, here is Russell Pritchard with its pretty pink flowers, it has a superb sprawling habit. Great for front of borders or try something different and plant it up in a tall pot and watch it cascade over the edge beautifully.