Thank you all for your kind comments , Wintersong -I only know it`s some kind of Margaret daisy bought from B&Q three years ago , I take cuttings every year , it doesn `t survive the winter for me . Topbird --the blue flower is from some mix seed packet , it looks very much like a .more robust forget-me-not , I will post a photo on here I`m sure somebody will Id it ,the purple flower is Party Girl a perennial but didn`t do as well this time . Thanks Wendy.
I will have to rethink my borders. The trouble is I want everything and I cram it in and then the plants suffer for it and are not shown off to their full potential. Plus I let everything seed and grow and can't bear to pull it up afterwards.
Thank you both. Frothy is what I am striving for. The whole garden is on a slope - but luckily south facing, so gets lots of sun. So most things tend to grow at a slightly tipsy angle
Everyone's gardens look so beautiful and fresh. Love blue and white. Sometimes I think I'm fighting a losing battle in SW France, especially in a heatwave year like now. The thunderstorms stop it conking out completely. My garden is now probably a month ahead of in England, but flowers don't stay in flower as long as they do in England.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
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I was thinking the same Verdun, like foxgloves
I will bring them to you next week and you can have a look Hosta.
Thank you all for your kind comments , Wintersong -I only know it`s some kind of Margaret daisy bought from B&Q three years ago , I take cuttings every year , it doesn `t survive the winter for me . Topbird --the blue flower is from some mix seed packet , it looks very much like a .more robust forget-me-not , I will post a photo on here I`m sure somebody will Id it ,the purple flower is Party Girl a perennial but didn`t do as well this time . Thanks Wendy.
Great looking "hedgerow" Lyn - i'm a fan of the blues too
I promised more pics a few moons ago ..... Well here they are
Also meant to say how much I looooove your garden Wendy
lyn , bring it on
Wendy, beautiful garden.
Lyn, the hydrangeas are beautiful.
Chicky your borders are wonderful.
I will have to rethink my borders. The trouble is I want everything and I cram it in and then the plants suffer for it and are not shown off to their full potential. Plus I let everything seed and grow and can't bear to pull it up afterwards.
Thank you both
. Frothy is what I am striving for
. The whole garden is on a slope - but luckily south facing, so gets lots of sun. So most things tend to grow at a slightly tipsy angle
Will do, I give you a ring.
chicky, your garden is wonderful, so peaceful and tranquil.
Everyone's gardens look so beautiful and fresh. Love blue and white. Sometimes I think I'm fighting a losing battle in SW France, especially in a heatwave year like now. The thunderstorms stop it conking out completely. My garden is now probably a month ahead of in England, but flowers don't stay in flower as long as they do in England.