Not in my garden, but spotted in someone else's front border. I usually like my tulips the 'traditional' shape, but the voluptuousness and colour of this one blew me away! Don't know what it's called.
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Hi Chicky, the purple tulip in the first photo is called 'Burgundy' I bought it from Taylors. The orange one with it is Ballerina. It's been my favourite colour combination so far this year.
Guernsey donkey, the Brugmansia is Brugmansia sanguinea... supposedly better for colder climates, but not as easy to propagate, i find, as Brugmansia candida.
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Not in my garden, but spotted in someone else's front border. I usually like my tulips the 'traditional' shape, but the voluptuousness and colour of this one blew me away! Don't know what it's called.
A few from my garden, our first summer in the house so its nice to see what pops up in addition to what we have planted.
Loving the raspberry icecream colours of these at the moment!
Gorgeous Photos, thanks for sharing
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Hi Chicky, the purple tulip in the first photo is called 'Burgundy' I bought it from Taylors. The orange one with it is Ballerina. It's been my favourite colour combination so far this year.
LG love the colour and shape of that Tulip, I too would love to know its name.
Love whats coming up BennetM
. And beautiful raspberry ripple keen - what is their real name? Might be another one for my ever growing wishlist
Guernsey donkey, the Brugmansia is Brugmansia sanguinea... supposedly better for colder climates, but not as easy to propagate, i find, as Brugmansia candida.
The tree peony looks like P. lutea var. ludlowii
Great - thanks Yvie .....its on the list as a potential mxer with Rems Favourite