When I moved to this property there were no Ramsons growing on the land, so I set about locating some and planting it up. Everyone thought that I was mad: they all said that I would be overrun with the stuff, as it supposedly spreads quickly wherever it is planted. I wanted it not just for its beauty, but also for its medicinal purposes, so it was a risk that I was willing to take. I planted up four patches of it, and then I waited hopefully for it to spread sufficiently for me to harvest regular supplies. Ten years later the clumps have only doubled in size, and as they were tiny clumps I still don't have enough to harvest. My land is obviously not to its liking, despite the fact that I catered to its needs with the planting situation. At least though I do have some to photograph, though sadly their blooms never last long.
P.S. We are now back to winter: thick low cloud, strong winds and chucking it down. I knew it was too good to last! What would the British do without the weather to complain about?! LOL
P.S. We are now back to winter: thick low cloud, strong winds and chucking it down. I knew it was too good to last! What would the British do without the weather to complain about?! LOL
