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tend to have dark green leaves, as they need to pack them with chlorophyll in order to make the most of any available light. Along with light, or the lack of it, comes the availability of water. Plants from arid situations have evolved methods of conserving water. Leaves reduce into needles in order to reduce the transpiration rate, or as in the case of succulents, they plump up to become water storage units. In damp shade, the quest is to get rid of water, so leaves tend to be bigger to encourage water to evaporate from a larger surface area. Woodland plants have evolved to fit in with the seasons, seizing literal ‘windows’ of opportunity before leaves appear on the trees. They flower in a rush in spring and then most disappear, or become dormant once the dense, light-blocking canopy of leaves closes in. Opportunists, such as snowdrops and winter aconites, even start flowering in the winter to get ahead of the game. Autumn planting Early autumn is the time to be tidying up, preparing and planting up new borders. The soil is still warm, it’s likely to rain (and save you from endless watering) and new plants will get a chance to settle in before too many demands are made on them. Working outside helps us to make the most of the available daylight too. It is mood lifting – not due just to the benefits of outdoor exercise, but to being close to the soil, the plants, creatures and the ever changing face of nature. Contact Jo on 01233 861149 hornbrookmanor.co.uk for details of courses and workshops Mix It Up Jo’s ultimate shade lovers and sun worshippers Plants for shade Skimmia japonica ‘Kew Green’ – glossy, leathery leaves and long-lasting pale green buds that form in the winter and open in spring. It is scented. Euonymous fortunii ‘Silver Queen’, ‘Emerald Gaiety’ – slow growing evergreen shrubs with pretty variegated leaves that will light up a gloomy corner in the garden. Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’ – leaves are etched with white veining and it has dainty, forget-menot-style flowers in spring. A pretty plant. Tiarella ‘Spring symphony’ – another dainty plant with leaves that look a little like a heuchera and tiny flower spires in shades of white and pink. Hellebores – tough evergreen leaves, adapted for dry, shady conditions. They flower early to make the most of available light. Epimediums – great ground cover plants for shady situations, especially spreading out under trees, where nothing much else will grow. Plants for sun Sedum spectabile ‘Autumn Joy’ – succulent-type leaves. Its flowers are packed full of nectar to attract butterflies and bees. Phlomis russelliana – grey sage type leaves with whorls of pale yellow flowers that fade into stiff silhouettes in autumn and winter. It clumps up quite quickly, so will need space to romp… Iris (bearded) – good strappy leaves, likes to bake in the sun in order to flower well. Stachys – soft felty leaves like ‘lamb’s ears’ and spires of woolly, pale pink/mauve flowers. Cistus (Rock Rose) – evergreen flowering in June/July with saucer shaped flowers in shades of red, pink and white. Top: Light shines through translucent leaves and petals Above: A shade loving, leafy scheme 137
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