Tulbaghia violacea tricolour Wreaths You and your children can

You and your children can learn all about the Gaines family's story of becoming gardeners in Joanna's first children's book-starting with the first little fern Chip her husband bought for Jo

They are happy in full sun or part shade but do like some moisture but require good drainage

it is fast-growing and makes a great wildflower meadow or cottage garden plant

A must-have if you are wanting to attract bees and butterflies to your garden

a wildflower do not feed it any fertiliser as it prefers poorer soils

Tulbaghia violacea tricolour Wreaths You and your children canThis lovely tulbaghia which hails from South Africa has dainty heads of lilac pink flowers on stems that stand proud above the attractive blue grey foliage which has very thin white margins. This little plant adds both colour and texture to borders and is easy care. A clump forming semi evergreen perennial Society Garlic as it is also known had the added bonus of being drought tolerant once established. Plant in full sun in well drained soil. Plants