Although we have the worst drought since 1976, some flowers and shrubs and bravely plodding on.
Here are my six on Saturday; the first four are in the flag colours of England and Sweden as we have family members in both.
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| Paul's Scarlet (for which I was placed third in our gardening club show) |
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| A reliable daisy with blooms much smaller that usual this year |
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| Hyndrangea Bluebird, a smaller variety of shrub |
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| The common Alchemilla Mollis (Lady's Mantle) flowering its heart out |
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| My new mint called and smells like After Eight although I was told it can be eaten any time and great on icecream. |
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| The clematis seems to like this weather |
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Mmmmh! Mint that smells of After Eight... I have seen varieties with a choccy note here, but never bought it.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers in your garden despite the heat and lack of rain.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
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