Over on my Royal Horticultural Society New Plants blog, I post about a plant that's new to British gardeners about every five days. Some of them have not yet arrived in North America, some of them originate in North America and may be familiar to American gardeners. But here are links to the all posts on new plants from January and February.
Ageratum: New cut flowers from seed or plants
Hibiscus: New huge-flowered perennial varieties (above, click to enlarge)
Alstroemeria Rock ‘n’ Roll: New from Thompson & Morgan
Canna ‘Tropical Bronze Scarlet’: new from Plants of Distinction
Magnolia Fairy Magnolia Blush: new evergreen spring magnolia
Chilli pepper ‘Basket of Fire’: prolific container variety
Physalis Halloween Series: New compact varieties
Lettuce ‘Lettony’: New from Thompson & Morgan
Scabiosa Dessert Series: New from Hayloft Plants (right, click to enlarge)
Petunia 'Belinda': New from Mr Fothergill
Digitalis 'Illumination': New from Thompson & Morgan
Achimenes from Europe: New from Chiltern Seeds
Very beautiful plants anyway. I love to plant beautiful flowers like this.
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