Bubbles of Beauty: Propagating Your Own Alyssoides Utriculata Alyssoides utriculata, more affectionately known as Bladderpod, isn’t a name that rolls off the tongue. But once you’ve laid eyes on this vibrant, sun-loving perennial, you won’t easily forget it. Imagine a cascade of cheerful, yellow blooms erupting against a backdrop of silvery-green foliage and you’ll understand … Read more
Raising Tiny Towers: A Guide to Propagating Upright Cudweed (Bombycilaena erecta) Upright cudweed (Bombycilaena erecta) might not be as flashy as a rose or as fragrant as lavender, but this unassuming little plant has a quiet charm all its own. With its delicate silvery foliage and unique, tower-like seed heads, upright cudweed adds a touch … Read more
Taming the Wild Beauty: Propagating the Vella Pseudocytisus The Vella pseudocytisus, more charmingly known as the Cress Rocket or False Spanish Broom, is a captivating plant that brings a touch of the Mediterranean to your garden. This shrub, native to Spain and Morocco, boasts vibrant yellow flowers with a subtle honeyed fragrance, creating a delightful … Read more