And this is the first of many. Thank you!
1. This of course, leads the six things that I will be sharing this Saturday. Here she is, attracting one of our honeybees and a iridescent little thing.
This is 'Autumn Beauty', and another one is waiting in the wings. Is it not beautiful even when unfurled?
All these seeds were given by Mian's lovely mum, which explains the title and also my delight.
2. The lilies are blooming, with their most intoxicating scent. They are a little battered by the rain, but I cannot complain considering how lush the garden has become.
3. Most of it anyway. Remember this rose?
This is what it looks like now.
A vine weevil grub got to it, and I had to cut it back after ejecting the grub. (and feeding it to the chickens, which makes for sweet revenge)
4. But that gave me space to try planting a second lot of sweetpeas.
1. This of course, leads the six things that I will be sharing this Saturday. Here she is, attracting one of our honeybees and a iridescent little thing.
This is 'Autumn Beauty', and another one is waiting in the wings. Is it not beautiful even when unfurled?
2. The lilies are blooming, with their most intoxicating scent. They are a little battered by the rain, but I cannot complain considering how lush the garden has become.
3. Most of it anyway. Remember this rose?
This is what it looks like now.
4. But that gave me space to try planting a second lot of sweetpeas.
5. I had read somewhere that a weigela is a one-trick pony. A short flush of flowers and the show is over for the rest of the year. Not true. How can one discount the impact of these gorgeous berries- like limpid rubies?
6. I probably should have swept before taking this photo, but we are all friends here. I have encouraged the evening primrose to self-sow in the cracks of the steps leading down from the house. It's looking rather well, is it not? I am so happy with it.
Please do head on over to The Propagator's blog for more garden round-ups!
2 comments:
Your poor rose! Will it come back do you think? I hope so.
I second the sympathy for your poor rose! Hopefully it'll come back, as the little stubbles that are left do look healthy. Until then, all hail the sweet peas! Love your sunflowers. And yes, when they're still closed, they look so amazing.
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