My stars are roses, but some are nearly over now. Sweet Williams are making a bright red cheerful patch with blue delphiniums behind them.
I have to say the bee's are. I plant for scent and bee's and this year I have all different species and in good numbers too.
That's good to hear Muvs.
Bees for me too
From the moment they returned to swarm over the cotoneaster to their daily presence on the hardy geraniums, chives, scabious, delphinium they bring the garden to life.
damsel flies are good here at the moment and I saw one demoiselle today. We don't get many of those.
The star changes from day to day now, everything is changing so fast.
Todays star is Roscoea cautleoides Kew Beauty.
clematis recta-wonderful burgundy foliage, long bloom, pest free-has a tendency to tilt,i girdle it early with hogwire on the downwind side
Oops I don't do grasses either! Best in my garden are peonies and iceberg climbing rose, hoping other roses will join in ASAP!
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My stars are roses, but some are nearly over now. Sweet Williams are making a bright red cheerful patch with blue delphiniums behind them.
I have to say the bee's are. I plant for scent and bee's and this year I have all different species and in good numbers too.
That's good to hear Muvs.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Bees for me too
From the moment they returned to swarm over the cotoneaster to their daily presence on the hardy geraniums, chives, scabious, delphinium they bring the garden to life.
damsel flies are good here at the moment and I saw one demoiselle today. We don't get many of those.
In the sticks near Peterborough
The star changes from day to day now, everything is changing so fast.
Todays star is Roscoea cautleoides Kew Beauty.
clematis recta-wonderful burgundy foliage, long bloom, pest free-has a tendency to tilt,i girdle it early with hogwire on the downwind side
Oops I don't do grasses either! Best in my garden are peonies and iceberg climbing rose, hoping other roses will join in ASAP!