Echeveria 'Miranda'

Echeveria 'Miranda'The Echeveria Miranda is a petite and elegant houseplant that will fit ideally into any room you choose to situate it in. Although, this plant does prefer to sit near a window sill with some direct sunlight hitting it. The Miranda can cope with minimal watering throughout the calendar year and will not be fazed by a lack of water given to it. Not being a complicated plant to grow lends this plant to be an easy choice for beginners and one that you can

clean yellow blooms appear to almost glow in the garden

dark green and have grey furry undersides that accommodate the branches throughout the year

Burkwood Osmanthus is a stunning

a Scottish ploughman was caught by a trigger-happy gamekeeper while scrumping apples from the Megginch Estate

large green leaves

Plant together for groups of lively golden blooms in beds

RHS Plants for Pollinators: apple trees are known for attracting pollinators

but with cordon fruit trees you can still get good yields of your favourite fruit from just a limited space

Muscari Siberian Tiger is a perennial flowering ornamental plant with stems or spikes of racemes of densely packed blooms

that are well-drained

Perhaps you only have a relatively small balcony to work with

Plant the bulbs approx 8-10cm deep and expect flowering throughout April & May