Garden plants 4

Garden plants table 4 - Thumbnails 31-40
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	Ricinus. This was in the hot border at Normanby Hall.		Rudbeckia 'Toto Rustic'. Lovely, bright in-yer-face plant, and very easy to grow. Attractive to wildlife.
	Carex flagellifera droops over a self-sown forget-me-not. I liked the combination of the rich brown with the green and blue of the forget-me-not plant and left it where it was for the summer.		Cream Hellebore with pink speckles. (Variety info to be added).
	Stipa arundinacea in autumn. Another one for texture and colour over autumn and winter.		Bird-sown sunflower. I discovered this year that it's the coal tits who plant all the seeds about the garden.
	Verbena bonariensis flowers. Smell the flowers after dark and you'll find they are scented. They attract moths.		Verbena bonariensis flowers - side view.
	Verbena bonariensis stem. The stem is quite square if you look closely.		Late summer colour, in 2003.