Category Archives: Flower garden
Planting Goldenrod – the butterfly magnet
Goldenrods (Solidago) spring up en masse in the natural summer landscape. Topped with plumes of fluffy yellow flowers, goldenrod is sometimes considered a weed. Unknowing gardeners may find it a nuisance and wonder, “What is the plant goldenrod good for?” Goldenrod plants have multiple uses, from providing shelter to larvae of beneficial insects to attracting butterflies. Learn how to grow goldenrod and experience the many benefits. What is … Continue Reading ››
Plant of the week – Giant Hyssop
Giant Hyssop - Agastache Scrophulariafolia has been chosen to be our plant of the week. A perennial well suited for any West Cork garden, flowering from late Summer until Autumn. Her highly fragrant flowers and foliage attract butterflies. Best grown in light, well-drained soil.
5.95E each or buy 3 for 15E