Muscari armeniacum | Peppermint succulent We call it a comfrey

We call it a comfrey and as its name suggests

Cut to the ground in autumn

swiveling mount enables you to move your plant or bird feeder to just the right spot

along with the dark pink towards the centres

Penstemons are such good doers in the garden

Muscari armeniacum | Peppermint succulent We call it a comfreyMuscari armeniacum 'Peppermint' is grown from a perennial bulb that produces lovely miniature hyacinth flowers (also known as Grape Hyacinth) in the spring. It has strappy foliage as most bulbs do and can grow up to 15 cm tall. In the spring, their dense flower spikes with small, pale blue flowers have a sweet fragrance. The flowers turn white at the tip of the spike, which I guess give it the name of Peppermint. It's a hardy bulb that blooms in mid