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Plants Worth Looking at Twice

A reflective look at Sanguisorba, the graceful late-season perennial whose floating flowers bring movement, restraint and a different rhythm to the garden.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener3rd Oct 202630th Sep 2026Posted inPlants Worth Looking at TwiceTags:burnet, garden movement, late summer plants, naturalistic planting, ornamental grasses, perennial borders, reflective gardening, SanguisorbaLeave a comment on Plants Worth Looking at Twice

Fuchsia

A reflective look at hardy fuchsias in British gardens—movement, wildlife value, and why their supposed fragility is often misunderstood.

Posted byThe Curious Gardener15th May 202626th Jan 2026Posted inEarthen PassionsTags:Earthen Passions, fuchsia magellanica, fuchsia wildlife, garden movement, hardy fuchsia, resilient shrubs, Shade Tolerant Plants, UK garden shrubsLeave a comment on Fuchsia

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