Fantastic as always Berghill. You put most of us to shame with the amount you do
Took a couple today - Mr Bumblie was enjoying the sweet peas. He checked all the flowers out but kept returning to the almost spent one. Easier to get into obviously
Acidantheras are blooming now - they work quite well with Tiarella 'Cygnet'
Looking down to those plants from near the other end of the garden
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Hi BM - did you mean dark sweet peas? I just bought some but thanks for the offer
I took a couple of pix while footling around yesterday. I have a seedling Japanese Anemone ( from Whirlwind ) which has flowered and has a nice rosy blush on the rear of the petals. The parent has pale green/ cream backs. Not a great photo, but you get the idea...
Another Acidanthera pic
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Picked at the weekend, have been pleased with the roses this year but a lot of black spot due to weather conditions. Not good for showing but great for low cut arrangements!
Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them.” A A Milne
It's my favourite plant in the garden Joyce - Phormium Cream Delight. Mine is in a west facing border, so it gets sun through the main part of the day.
They take a bit of shade, but you might lose the variegation if there's too much.
Turned your pic for you LP
Pretty display
Last edited: 08 September 2016 09:30:17
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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Fantastic as always Berghill. You put most of us to shame with the amount you do
Took a couple today - Mr Bumblie was enjoying the sweet peas. He checked all the flowers out but kept returning to the almost spent one. Easier to get into obviously
Acidantheras are blooming now - they work quite well with Tiarella 'Cygnet'
Looking down to those plants from near the other end of the garden
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous ?
Far too many to comment on as so behind! Sorry ?
Hi Victoria sponge, lovely to see your lovely astrantia ?
Fairy I have all the dark red ones if you would like me to save you some seeds
thank you all for sharing your pics, so lovely to catch up x
Beautiful
A A Milne
Hi BM - did you mean dark sweet peas? I just bought some but thanks for the offer
I took a couple of pix while footling around yesterday. I have a seedling Japanese Anemone ( from Whirlwind ) which has flowered and has a nice rosy blush on the rear of the petals. The parent has pale green/ cream backs. Not a great photo, but you get the idea...
Another Acidanthera pic
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Picked at the weekend, have been pleased with the roses this year but a lot of black spot due to weather conditions. Not good for showing but great for low cut arrangements!
A A Milne
Oops, why do they keep going upside down? I don't know how to turn on iPad sorry
A A Milne
These arent really garden photos. They are various photos from our trip to Canberra today.
This is the lake at Tuggeranong.
They built a special fence along the freeway to keep kangaroos from jumping onto the road. It goes for miles.
The new arboretum being established.
More kangaroo fencing
Wattle in flower everywhere.
This is HRH pretending the cat is not sharing the back seat with her. The cat cage is on the right but I accidentally cut it off.
telstra (Telecom) tower on Black Mountain.
prunis planting along freeway.
Heartening for you to see spring blossom Pat.
Googled 'wattle' and see it's the national flower.
LP beautiful bowl of roses.
Fairy, what is the variegated plant to the left of the Acidanthera and will it take semi shade?
It's my favourite plant in the garden Joyce - Phormium Cream Delight. Mine is in a west facing border, so it gets sun through the main part of the day.
They take a bit of shade, but you might lose the variegation if there's too much.
Turned your pic for you LP
Pretty display
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I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
thanks Fairy
I love the white fuschia. Do you have a name and do you lift it?
A A Milne