the last 2-3 days the weather has been cool here, lots of rain which is unusual, before the cool, we had warm humid days, it has set nature off a little & the rest of us is just a tad confused?
gardens seem to be always a w.i.p. no matter what the season
thought i'd share a few photos, these are taken with my phone camera
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| Pink Pelargonium |
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| Shasta Daisy |
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| Lavender |
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| Violas |
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| Red Hippeastrum soon to flower |
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| Beautiful Freesias |
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| pink geranium with coriander & feverfew |
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| late flowering Clivia |
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| bird bath in amongst the flowers |
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| Dianthus enjoying lettuce company |
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| African Daisy sheltering the Herb Robert |
not a lot going on out the front but hoping to improve it with more flowers in near future.
hope everyone is having a good week
thanx for visiting
I'm an absolute lover of daisies, Selina and yours are a beautiful sight to see. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou have many lovely flowers in your garden, Selina. I have a clivia (yellow) but it hasn't flowered yet. One of my Hippeastrum lilies has a bud though and I can't wait for it to bloom. We've had rain here today so everything's had a good drink and the water tanks are full. Meg
ReplyDeleteLove your combination of pretty, and useful plants Selina...wish I could grow freesias, they smell divine.
ReplyDeletethanx everyone,
ReplyDeletethe freesias were seeds from my neighbour, the first year no flowers but have flowered every year since
oops, thanx Meg, it's a Hippeastrum not Agapanthus, will correct that soon
Selina, I was just looking at our freesias today and I think all the rain has ruined them.Also they didn't like the warm couple of days we had before it turned cold again but the cliveas are looking great here still as we are cooler than you are up there of course. Your garden is looking good.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are looking lovely Selina. I wish I was better at growing daisies.
ReplyDeletedaisies pretty much grow themselves, they are quite hardy & most self seed too
DeleteJust wonderful Selina. I feel like I know your garden by sight now.
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