rejuvenated back garden beds filling up with seedling wallflowers, hesperis, lunaria,salvia turkestanica and nepeta nepetoides. really too much of some very .good things
Punk doc, really beautiful garden, are you sure you don't have a gardener! Not how I imagined at all from how you describe how wild it's all gets when you're away
Lesley your garden is huge and also beautiful! Don't think I have seen pics of it before, love it
Yviestevie looks lovely and not at all nothing special as you describe!
october light. temp. yesterday 26C the sky an intense blue between the milky pale of summer and the cold azure of winter. if weather doesn't change soon will have torn up the entire garden.
The Loropetalem usually flowers in spring. I'll bring it indoors for the winter.
Anyone else have some autumn flowers?
Lobelia is still out and the pink Toscana strawberries are having another flush of flowers.
My garden is nearly over now, but I am planting spring bedding and will plant tulips soon. I have a few straggly dahlias and a few late roses. A Nelly Moser and a hypericum have decided to do a few late flowers as the weather is so mild.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
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Salvias look stunning often thought about growing them , perhaps next year
Thanks Verdun, I will leave it til spring to buy one
In the sticks near Peterborough
agave neomexicana with salvia argentea
rejuvenated back garden beds filling up with seedling wallflowers, hesperis, lunaria,salvia turkestanica and nepeta nepetoides. really too much of some very .good things
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Punk doc, really beautiful garden, are you sure you don't have a gardener! Not how I imagined at all from how you describe how wild it's all gets when you're away
Lesley your garden is huge and also beautiful! Don't think I have seen pics of it before, love it
Yviestevie looks lovely and not at all nothing special as you describe!
autumn jungle-good for you lizzie
october light. temp. yesterday 26C the sky an intense blue between the milky pale of summer and the cold azure of winter. if weather doesn't change soon will have torn up the entire garden.
haws-crataegus phenopyrum
The Loropetalem usually flowers in spring. I'll bring it indoors for the winter.
Anyone else have some autumn flowers?
Lobelia is still out and the pink Toscana strawberries are having another flush of flowers.
My garden is nearly over now, but I am planting spring bedding and will plant tulips soon. I have a few straggly dahlias and a few late roses. A Nelly Moser and a hypericum have decided to do a few late flowers as the weather is so mild.
As usual it's done my post upside down, Hypericum should be first! Forgot Nelly Moser.
Beautiful.