I must work out how to uplload photos because I, too, love to see other people's . The stars in my garden right now are the agapanthus. I have a low growing one, bought last year fron theb garden centre "chucky-out" area for £1 and it has five deepest blue flowers this year, the other is one picked up in B& Q several years ago, flowering for the first time with huge flowers on very long stems. Amazingly neither seem troubled by slugs, despite their iris-like foliage, which on other plants seem to me a magnet for snails and slugs.
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Here is today's highlight:
And here is the view:
This is my Lobelia Cardinalis, Probably my favourite in the Garden at the moment
Very pleasing chick! Hope you're having a nice bit of peace and quiet on that today
Is that a Bergamot beside the lobelia Matt? Great colour!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Yes, it's Monarda Gardenview Scarlet.
The smell when you rub the leaves is very enticing
My Begonias and Zinnias are wonderful also
I have only had it a few months but so far not 1 spot of mildew on it and the bees seem to love it too!
My velvet queen sunflowers are stunning too
Sue that's a lovely rose.
Chicky beautiful view
Matt great colours. Love the zinnias.
I really like being able to look at other peoples pics
I must work out how to uplload photos because I, too, love to see other people's . The stars in my garden right now are the agapanthus. I have a low growing one, bought last year fron theb garden centre "chucky-out" area for £1 and it has five deepest blue flowers this year, the other is one picked up in B& Q several years ago, flowering for the first time with huge flowers on very long stems. Amazingly neither seem troubled by slugs, despite their iris-like foliage, which on other plants seem to me a magnet for snails and slugs.
My stars are the Holyhocks, which I have never grown before.
Was a bit surprised when the flowers came out, as they do not look like the Holyhocks I have seen before..
The lable just said Holyhocks - Anyone know what sort ?
They look like big strawberry ice creams Lyndab!
Even bigger than doubles - triples by the look of them - never seen ones like that before!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...