It is rest day today!
Just the answers for yesterday – a book by Beth Chatto
The plants were
Rhododendron
Rosa
Aglaeonema
Gladiolus
Tulipa
Yucca
Dahlia
Hypericum
Echium
Euphorbia
Dianthus
Nuphar
That gives you R R A G T Y D H E E D N
Rearranging the letters should give you THE DRY GARDEN
which is something you couldn’t call mine at the moment.
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Oh my! I got TWO wrong. I thought the Dianthus was a Geranium, and did not identify the Gladiolus. I thought it looked like a Gladiolus, but not convincingly so, particularly since I wanted to identify it as something that stated with the ‘D’ that I did not get from the misidentified Dianthus, . . . which instead provided the ‘G’ that should have been provided by the Gladiolus.