It's been a busy old time, what with taking over the nursery and being there full time, but we have achieved a huge amount but more of that in another post. So what is flowering in my own garden? Here is a photographic round up of what's looking good. Thanks to May Dream Gardens for hosting Garden Bloggers Bloom Day.
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| Aliium giganteum |
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| Asphodelus luteus |
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| Geranium phaeum 'Mourning Widow' |
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| Luzula nivea |
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| Mixed Violas |
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| A pretty pale lilac Aquilegia seedling |
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| Persicaria bistorta 'Superba' and Primula pulverulaent |
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| Primula alpicola |
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| Ranunculus aconitifolius pleniflora |
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| Rubus 'Benaden' |
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| Saxifraga 'Spotted Dog' |
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| Chaerophyllum hirsutum var roseum |
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| Euphorbia polychroma |
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| Polygonatum hookeri |
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| Tiarella 'Morning Star' |
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Oh I can see some familiar friends Rona :) That rubus looks rather tempting. Off to find out more forthwith.
ReplyDeleteHi Anna, woefully behind reading other blogs, I will get there, hopefully. The Rubus is well worth growing, hardy and lovely big flowers. It grows to 5-6 feet with flowers up to 3 inches across. :)
DeleteI noticed your name on another blog and was intrigued so came over for a visit. Beautiful photos! I have just moved to a climate where I can at last plant my English inspired garden so I think I will come over for more visits in the future.
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Hi Cath, thank you for visiting and commenting, good luck with your garden plans, we have such a varied climate here in Scotland, sometimes it varies by 10C a day, sunshine and heat one day, cold and hails stones the next. But it does mean we can grow a huge variety of plants :)
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