My garden is a relatively small townhouse garden, perhaps the size of two allotments. There is quite a lot squeezed in and more will be added! I am sure I have missed things off this list.
Trees and Shrubs
- Gingko biloba ("Maidenhair Tree")
- Acer japonica ("Japanese Maple")
- Ligustrum ("Privet Hedge")
- Sambucus nigra ("Elderflower")
- Berberis darwinii ("Barberry")
- Cercis siliquastrum ("Judas Tree")
- Crataegus monogyna ("Hawthorn")
- Rosa rugosa alba ("Japanese Rose")
- Rosa, climbing (Climbing rose, mauve flowers)
- Rosa 'Brother Cadfael' (Shrub rose)
- Rosa (pink patio rose)
- Fuchsia magellanica alba
- Fuchsia 'Bella Soila'
- Fuchsia 'Winston Churchill'
- Fuchsia 'Mrs Popple' (possibly!)
- Spiraea
- Lavandula 'Munstead' ("Lavender")
- Teucrium
- Rosmarinus officionalis ("Rosemary")
- Lonicera ("Climbing Honeysuckle")
- Passiflora caerulea ("Passion Flower")
- Hebe
- Hydrangea
- "Mallow"
- Phygelius capensis ("Cape Figwort")
- Hedera helix ("Common Ivy")
Herbaceous Annuals and Perennials
- Bergenia 'Rotblum' ("Elephants Ears")
- Agapanthus
- Saponaria officionalis ("Soapwort")
- Echinacea
- Eupatorium
- Linum ("Purple Toadflax")
- Scabiosa ("Scabious")
- "Wood Sorrel"
- Astrantia
- Osteospermum ("Cape Daisy")
- Urtica dioica ("Stinging Nettle")
- "Creeping Jenny"
- Nepeta 'Six Hills Giant' ("Catnip")
- Dianthus ("Pinks")
- Orobanche hederacae (Ivy Broomrape)
- Lampranthus
- Convulvulus ("Hedge Bindweed")
- "Selfheal"
- "Enchanters Nightshade"
- "Golden Rod"
- Alchemilla mollis ("Ladies Mantle")
- "Feverfew"
- Eryngium 'Magical Blue Lagoon'
- "Nipplewort"
- "Evening Primrose"
- Penstemon
- Cephalaria gigantica ("Giant Scabious")
- Hemerocallis ("Day Lily")
- Potentilla
- Senecio "Ragwort"
- "Hawkweed"
- Trifolium repens ("White Clover")
- "Dock"
- Various species of grass
- Geranium (purple perennial)
- Knautia macedonica
- Plantago ("Narrow Leaved Plantain")
- Salvia 'Amethyst Lips'
- Verbena bonariensis
- Papaver orientalis ("Oriental Poppy")
- Celandine
- Primula veris ("Cowslip")
- Taraxacum officionale ("Dandelion")
- Euphorbia (purple variety)
- Myosotis ("Forget-me-not")
- Cardamine hirsuta ("Hairy Bittercress")
- Helleborus (green flowers)
- Lunaria annua ("Honesty")
- Lamium galeobdelon ("Variegated Deadnettle")
- Pulmonaria vulgaris ("Lungwort")
- Primula vulgaris ("Primrose")
- Ajuga reptans ("Bugle")
- Geranium, annual sp.
- Lamium purpureum ("Red Deadnettle")
- Anagalis arvensis ("Scarlet Pimpernel")
- Ranunculus repens ("Creeping Buttercup")
- Viola riviniana ("Dog Violet")
- Bellis perennis ("Common Daisy")
- Euphorbia, yellow flowers
- Sedum, yellow flowers ("Stonecrop")
- Aquilegia vulgaris ("Granny's Bonnets")
- Erigeron karvinskianus ("Mexican Fleabane")
- Iris germanica 'Oklahoma Bandit' ("Bearded Iris")
- Veronica chamaedrys ("Speedwell")
- Tiarella 'Iron Butterfly' (May have succombed to the drought)
- Geranium robertianum ("Herb Robert")
- Iris germanica 'Indian Chief' ("Bearded Iris")
- Sonchus ("Sow Thistle")
- Digitalis purpurea ("Foxglove")
- Geranium macrorrhizum
- Geranium endressii
- Geum urbanum
- Heuchera
- Geranium nodosum
- Helianthemum ("Rock Rose")
- Dianthus ("Sweet William")
- Sisyrinchium alpinum
- Sisyrinchium striatum
- Campanula
- Nigella ("Love-in-a-Mist")
- Pelargonium
- Euphorbia ("Spurge")
- "Willowherb"
- Sedum spectabile ("Ice Plant")
- "Californian Poppy"
- Sedum spectabile purpurea ("Purple Ice Plant")
- "Perennial Sweet Pea"
- Senecio vulgaris ("Groundsel")
- "Hart's Tongue Fern"
- Other fern
Herbs
- "Winter Savory"
- Mentha ("Mint")
- Calendula officionalis ("English Marigold")
- Foeniculum vulgare ("Fennel")
- Melissa officionalis ("Lemon Balm")
- Hyssopus officionalis ("Hyssop"
- Chives
- Oreganum ("Golden Oregano")
Bulbs
- Bluebell
- Allium triquitorum ("Three Cornered Leek")
- Nectoscordum
- Alliums (medium and large)
- Gladiolus 'Jessica'
- "Pineapple Lily"
- Narcissus
- Galanthus ("Snowdrop")
- Crocus
- Arum ("Lords and Ladies")
Perennial Fruit and Vegetables
- Thornless Blackberry
- Japanese Wineberry
- Rhubarb
- Strawberries
- Wild Blackberry
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