That may be so B3 but they are lovely, just ad hoc and relaxed looking. I have been disappointed with some of my pots this year - Bishop of Llandaff big thumbs down although they were my best last year. Different peat mix, new tubers, something not quite right with them I suspect, but yours look great.
No petunias for me this year either. They look lovely, but hate the rain and also need constant deadheading. I have grown nemesia again in pots this year - they don't last more than a couple of months but are so colourful and easy to germinate too.
Oh my the nemesia are gorgeous. Another beautiful day here but a very warm dry wind which is wreaking havoc with my baskets and pots for the last few days. A few new things opening but everything is drying out too fast.
Old roses already in the garden garden when we moved in. They were overgrown and full of rust so I cut them back to nothing and they are beginning to thrive again
To see a world in a grain of sand and heaven in a wild flower Hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour.
Hello all and thanks for your colourful pics! Here's a small selection of my June flowerings taken this morning before the sun got too hot for my liking.
Heuchera 'Chocolate Ruffles' in flower (against a background of Alchemilla mollis & pink lupins).
Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead' (against a background of Heuchera 'Chocolate Ruffles'). A very compact cultivar.
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That may be so B3 but they are lovely, just ad hoc and relaxed looking. I have been disappointed with some of my pots this year - Bishop of Llandaff big thumbs down although they were my best last year. Different peat mix, new tubers, something not quite right with them I suspect, but yours look great.
Thanks,GD2
. I think that was what I was aiming for. Will I be able to stick to my no petunias rule this year? I've never managed it before.
No petunias for me this year either. They look lovely, but hate the rain and also need constant deadheading. I have grown nemesia again in pots this year - they don't last more than a couple of months but are so colourful and easy to germinate too.
Not my garden, but I liked it. Visiting Canberra yesterday, I found this little green space between rows of shops.
a very healthy Pyracantha. I can't understand why there are still berries when there are so many Cockatoos nearby.
Oh my the nemesia are gorgeous. Another beautiful day here but a very warm dry wind which is wreaking havoc with my baskets and pots for the last few days. A few new things opening but everything is drying out too fast.
My cheap wilko rose
Old roses already in the garden garden when we moved in. They were overgrown and full of rust so I cut them back to nothing and they are beginning to thrive again
Sucullent table
tree lily beds. Plenty of buds but no flowers yet
Why oh why do some photos show but not others?
Hello all and thanks for your colourful pics! Here's a small selection of my June flowerings taken this morning before the sun got too hot for my liking.
Heuchera 'Chocolate Ruffles' in flower (against a background of Alchemilla mollis & pink lupins).
Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead' (against a background of Heuchera 'Chocolate Ruffles'). A very compact cultivar.
Oenothera speciosa 'Siskiyou'
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