Last lilies, red hot pokers and general views
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
Sunday, July 14, 2019
Early July in Provence
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| Dark Hollyhock |
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| Another daylily |
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| Gladdy 1 |
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| On of the darkest Agapanthus |
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| The last of this year's lilies |
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| Rosa ballerina against a dark red Oleander |
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| I'm nor sure that this rose is meant to be speckled! |
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| Campsis |
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| My first Dahlia. I'll plant more next year.... |
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| Gladdy 2! |
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| Sunflowers are usually annuals, but this is perennial |
Monday, July 1, 2019
London garden June 2019
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| Cannas in leaf |
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| Lily |
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| Front garden |
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| Tetrapanax papifera |
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| Bamboo |
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| Hydrangea sargentii |
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| Hostas and Alchemilla mollis |
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| Hydrangea quercifolia at the back |
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| Clematus scrambling up my old apple tree |
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| Black-leaved Ceanothus with pale blue flowers |
Rosa x odorata
Two kinds of this type of rose, which both bloom most of the year and so give long pleasure, even if their flowers are not so tidy. Bengal Crimson is a vivid red, which I have placed in front of my kitchen door, so that it is very visible. Mutabilis, as its name suggests, changes colour all the time. The pics I have posted here were all taken on the same plant at the same time.
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