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"In my garden there is a large place for sentiment. My garden of flowers is also my garden of thoughts and dreams. The thoughts grow as freely as the flowers, and the dreams are as beautiful." (~Abram L. Urban)
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- Night Owl post
- Long border through lavender spikes (they remind m...
- Tia, is it time for dinner yet my tin opener???
- Zzzzz Cara in her fav position,chilling after her ...
- New square border additions
- Backdoor step coffe table view
- Liatris I think nearly in bloom
- Indoor violas for Sallyanne, magnifico and a yello...
- Crazy colour collage effect
- Dahlia i have been told (Thanks keen eyed bloggers)
- Doorstep colours
- White pink and red snap pallett
- Newly opened Red snapdragons
- Day off from work (one)
- Hanging basket june 28th
- Slow progress up the garden arch
- Lilac tree baby, wait untill next year for flowers...
- New Rose bush buds
- June is the season for: WHITE CLOVER (there is loa...
- Dahlia or begonia?Cant remember which of Tasha's b...
- Evening primroses in my pot
- Nasturtium still not eaten yet
- Sea of petunias around the fuschias.Hope the fusch...
- Flower buds on Hebe Pascal
- Foxglove sideflowers, below the main upright stem
- Midnight post
- rocket post..
- what am i? pink flowers with white star on a green...
- Flowers closer up
- The tin bath planter with scary flower growth (I b...
- Enormous Fuschia flower on hanging basket
- Anemone de Caen hollandia
- The original colour
- pansy again (love the colours, dark red diluted li...
- Star of my sunflower little leo in pot
- Lemon sorbet in vanilla ice cream?Rorsasch blot te...
- Violas the purple are viola magnifico from last ye...
- Carnation buds
- Four colours in my kitchen border
- Pink snapdragons with my bird table statue
- Nasturtium in pot
- returning to work
- Violet/pink Sunset in Castleford
- New Catalogues
- Another bee this one going into the foxglove
- Collage of colours
- Rose fairy in between golden orbs of Erysimums
- Nasturtium/lavender spikes
- Long border
- Two globes
- Long border Nasturtium with flower, what is the bl...
- Summer bulbs in context
- Mystery summer bulb (Is it a Liantris?)
- Cutflowers for Sallyanne, Pinks with some dusty mi...
- First Bindweed flower in the hedgerow
- Geraniums with red splashed leafs?
- Bee in my snapdragon (how hard are they to photogr...
- Hostas in flower
- hosta/anemone mixing it up
- Pots by the backstep
- The little girl and the bird
- The corner
- Kitchen window border (globe is solar light)
- Anemone with lovely blue jewell in the centre
- New rose bush buds
- Hanging Basket: fuschia buds
- violet??
- Grey Day off
- Summer sky in West Yorkshire
- Sallyanne's new kitchen flower: Viola from last ye...
- Newly planted violas,all self seeded but grown on ...
- nasturtium
- Nasturtium flower (is is following Holland at the ...
- Hostas, violas, and anemone's
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- Three roses
- Japenese maple red stars and oxalis
- Evening primrose with rock protection from CAT dam...
- Chamomile
- Chamomile and My course
- Sallyanne bought these from Pontefract hospital fr...
- Balinese Frog (look into my eyes,hypnotising)
- My first frog that Mum bought me on holiday at pon...
- Frosch Konig!!
- Anemone de caen and roses
- Mystery summer bulb (oooh excitement,what did i pl...
- Anemone with ferny leafs, bordered by soil grown n...
- Anemone De Caen opened monday
- snapdragon in lovely pink
- Nasturtium flower buds (it has opened but was too ...
- Hosta potted up on monday
- Rainy Sunday
- Two Roses both alike,In Fair Castleford where we l...
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- Morning Glory Arch ones on right side
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- Green and Grey
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3 comments:
It's refreshing to see an english garden in bloom, lovely colours.
These white petunias really look great. I'm not usually drawn to white flowers--I guess I like the intense colors more. But when white flowers are massed like this, it's very striking. I think I may try something like this.
Thanks Roy, i guessed you like the english garden because of your roots,you grow many exotic plants though now with your queensland tropical heat.
Claire i love white flowers.These are great for the effect of massed blooms.They reflect the heat really well, like spanish houses in the canary islands.They are all painted white for the heat reflective properties of that colour.These have not been effected by the heat..
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