Whilst armchair gardening early last week, browsing through various catalogues I noticed a plant that I hadn’t come across before which I liked the look and sound of. It’s Arenaria montana Avalanche (Mountain Daisy) which has white flowers, only grows to 6 in / 15 cm, is an RHS Award of Garden Merit winner and is good for pots.
I looked at pictures of this plant on the web and seeing this one I thought that it look good in a pot on the windowsill.
Searching further I was pleased to see that Plant Genesis list it so I ordered a packet. Receiving it a couple of days later I found that the seed count was generous, 30 rather than 20, along with sensible packing and reasonable postage. I’ve bought from this small Cornwall based seed supplier before and I certainly recommend them.
Have a good week, and take care!
Flighty's plot 
The only problem with going to the Plant Genesis website, is that you must be tempted to buy even more varieties of seeds. That takes self-discipline!
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Liz yes indeed, I’m always tempted. It certainly does. xx
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Hope your plant turns out to be as neat and attractive as it looks.
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Vero thanks, let’s hope it does. xx
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Bravo Flighty, that’s a pretty one 🙂
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Anne thanks, it sure is. xx
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Looks a very nice plant.
Meanwhile … the garden is very soggy and more rain is forecast for next week!
Roll-on Spring. All the best Jan
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Jan it does indeed. So is the plot, and same here.
Yes please. Thanks. xx
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I hope it enjoys your window sill!
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Cathy thanks, me too. xx
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What a sweet addition to your sill collection — and maybe the remaining seeds at the plot?
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Nikki thanks. Yes, maybe. xx
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