its a fasciated oriental lily, with around a 100 blooms on it, these are the first two flowers, I 'll try and post a picture every other day as more and more open
Look forward go that, guernsey donkey, a garden full of stars in one plant beautiful. I know many on here who will be a little green (wont post the billious smiley) with envy, I know I am.
Berkley, the plants in the pots are such a lovely colour. I wont even hazard a guess at the name but I can see them in my garden. Are they hardy, half hardy ??
Bizzie B, I think they are Agapanthus and I absolutely love them, they look beautiful and I'm very jealous Berkley but hopefully mine will look like that next year
Beautiful lilies BM and Guernsey Donkey, I love the colour BM and GD, what can I say!!?? Wow, absolutely stunning already and look forward to seeing more pics
The fasciation on plants is a weird quirk of nature isn't it? Someone posted a while ago with the same thing on a lily. I had a bit last year on the white buddleia I inherited here.
Cracking colour BM. I can smell those form here
Just caught up with the posts on previous page so thanks to all those who admired my black background fence. It was a case of necessity more than design. Acres of orange wood is not my favourite thing in a garden....
This was my star on Monday. It isn't now - 'cos I ate it yesterday
The fruits are the size of small plums - and very tasty!
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I've not had this variety before - hadn't even heard of it -'Everbearing Buddy'. Bought three plants in the bargain corner last September in Dobies. They were £1 each, but the original price was a fiver! I've taken a few runners from them too.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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I quite like the way the alliums are peeping through the nandina too....
I love the peeping too Berkley
all lovely stars today and here is mine 
there was another stem of blooms too but couldn't resist and they were cut yesterday for indoors and smell gorgeous
here is my up and coming star...
its a fasciated oriental lily, with around a 100 blooms on it, these are the first two flowers, I 'll try and post a picture every other day as more and more open
Wow that is amazing
Look forward go that, guernsey donkey, a garden full of stars in one plant
beautiful. I know many on here who will be a little green (wont post the billious smiley) with envy, I know I am.
Berkley, the plants in the pots are such a lovely colour.
I wont even hazard a guess at the name but I can see them in my garden. Are they hardy, half hardy ??
Bizzie B, I think they are Agapanthus and I absolutely love them, they look beautiful and I'm very jealous Berkley but hopefully mine will look like that next year
Beautiful lilies BM and Guernsey Donkey, I love the colour BM and GD, what can I say!!?? Wow, absolutely stunning already and look forward to seeing more pics
Look like Agapanthus.
The fasciation on plants is a weird quirk of nature isn't it? Someone posted a while ago with the same thing on a lily. I had a bit last year on the white buddleia I inherited here.
Cracking colour BM. I can smell those form here
Just caught up with the posts on previous page so thanks to all those who admired my black background fence. It was a case of necessity more than design. Acres of orange wood is not my favourite thing in a garden....
This was my star on Monday. It isn't now - 'cos I ate it yesterday
The fruits are the size of small plums - and very tasty!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Oh fairy girl you made me laugh out loud with "cos I ate it!"
It looked a beauty
Tasted pretty good too BM
I've not had this variety before - hadn't even heard of it -'Everbearing Buddy'. Bought three plants in the bargain corner last September in Dobies. They were £1 each, but the original price was a fiver! I've taken a few runners from them too.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...