Victoria ... long story short, dodgy knee gave way in the garden , fell flat on my face in the Hesperis, spraining knee and ankle and breaking fifth metatarsal ... duh!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I agree, no such thing as too many alliums ......the ones on here are superb.
Love your camassia Joyce, and the irises are gorgeous too. James and Vic your colour combinations are wondeful. And love Doves clematis and the stately foxgloves
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Your post wasn't there when I started Joyce, it took so long to resize and upload the photos.
Is your top pic a rhododendron? It's really unusual, I haven't seen one like that before. Your camassia look fab too, my blues are nearly over...
Victoria, love your plant combos.
Yes, first pic is a rhodo but i have forgotten which one.
Victoria ... long story short, dodgy knee gave way in the garden , fell flat on my face in the Hesperis, spraining knee and ankle and breaking fifth metatarsal ...
duh!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Hope you recover soon!
P.S Thanks Joyce
Vic
thanks ............... it's very frustrating, especially at this time of year 
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Vic - definitely not possible to overdo the alliums.
Joyce love that rhoedie.
vic the alliums are super and it is impossible to have too many and you can always squeeze a few more in?
I agree, no such thing as too many alliums ......the ones on here are superb.
Love your camassia Joyce, and the irises are gorgeous too. James and Vic your colour combinations are wondeful. And love Doves clematis and the stately foxgloves
Switched to my phone to load some of the garden today
Sometimes the accidental bits are the best ?
To prove my point about too many alliums
I feel the same about acers
.....and peonies ?
Chicky, a suberb collection of acers. Agree about not having too many alliums.