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Hi rosietu ... I'm very, very much into Sage/Salvia at the moment .... I have pink, blue (dark and light), white, lavender, peach, rose ... you name it ... even ones called Victoria .... my namesake ... It is a fantastic plant/shrub .... can't have enough of them here .... which is funny...

:D i think he is looking at my flowerpot man ,he does look as if he is going to jump off that waterbuttyes the clematis by the bush is ... miss bateman ,,,,and the one by the waterbutt is ernest markhambut oh dear with the rain overnight and today ,my poor roddie has had her...

you have done a great job just the sort of garden to relax in . a little corner of paradise

heres a foxglove in flower in my garden at the momment

great pics :thumb:

i am so glad that after splitting them they are still doing alright this year .here is another split one doing ok in a tall planter. with a couple of duckling friends

I have had a good look but I don't recognise many of them, shame on me!! I have seen pics of your garden before and it was amazing, these individual ones are beautiful and there is such a range of colour. The irises and poppies etc I know but not the alpines. A labour of love. I am surprised...

I normally grow these every year, but not one seed has germinated this year...from about 50 or so planted. I might try some directly in the ground next week, might be a bit late but worth a try I guess.....I hope..:DNice going Gilly, I'm ever so slightly envious!Steve...

Thank you,I would like to take this chance and say thank you to my fans,sponsors and manager.............Cheers Mike

Thanks Susannah, I'm just catching up here too!Yes, the sunsets were wonderful, I'll post some more pics also some of the manatees, I just loved them. There are so many pics, it is diffucult to decide which ones to post!

Love the cows and the old stone bridge Paul.I always imagined it to be difficult to access this shoreline with the motorways etc.... That bridge is spectacular when the sun shines on the suspension cables.Did you see any waterfowl/ waders etc?

Brilliant

Thanks for that info cookie. Yes it's literally across the road from us. considering we only live about 20mins from man utd ground, we do have some lovely walking areas round here. 02

Thank you.I would say my garden is at it's best this time of year. Late spring / early summer But I have started to try for all year round colour now I have more time to do it. I do love a bright colourful garden :DIt sometimes can look a bit over grown but I prefer the more natural...

Lovely blue bells, I just love the smell of them,spent the weekend at youngest daughters East Sussex they two have a lot of blue bells but...all you can smell there is wild garlic ! did pinch some tho, I think you use the leaves any way planted it will now wait and see.

Thank you John, TLA, Cutie, Pal, terrier, Slinky, Kandy, FANCY, walnut, imp, rosa, Sis, pip, 02, susannah and pete .... phew ... I've been neglectful, sorry folk. xx I've been to many wonderful places but this really was IT. Susannah, we plan to go back soon as we searched for a Palace...

Rosietu, I Love your orange Ballerina, on my want list for next year..Fantastic..CMonster, thanks for the compliment, Ive moved the Tortoise and Put My Snail there, haha, maybe he will scare off the real thing, I went into my Garden this afternoon, and the sight of the red tulips in the shade...

Thank you Palustris for giving us a tour around your wonderful 'parkland' ... I won't say garden because that demeans it . I so envy some of the plants you can grow that I cannot even contemplate here. It must take every minute of your time to keep it looking as it does. Again, thank you.

Is that Moel Fammau in the distance?I have very fond memories of the Clywdian Hills - we used to go to Colomendy camp at Loggerheads when I was at school and climb Moel Fammau. And when I was at uni in Liverpool, I would often get in the car and drive over to the carpark with that marvellous...