WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN MAY 2018

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    This clematis is ''Beautiful Bride'' - the flowers measure just over 9 inches !!!
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        We've got loads of them here Pushkin and when it rains they're up the properties etc..i hate them filthy :mute: things
         
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          @Tetters lovely show of flowers...I had a white clematis and pink as you know..both died with the weather :wallbanging:
           
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            White Flower Carpet Rose

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              Your rose looks lovely and fresh [​IMG]...I've always loved the beauty of them since I was a teenager and started doing my parents gardens...they just let me carry on :snorky:
               
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                I have lots of roses but my favourite plant is Fuchsias and oddly I don't have that many of them.
                The new ones I got today will help out.
                 
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                  I used to always have hanging baskets with them in as they're beautiful plants and the different colours they come in and the 3 I have in the garden they was selling them in morrisons cheap so hubby got them :snorky:
                  I'm thinking of removing to plants, as I moved them last year in front of the decking at the fare end so I could put my Elijah's in and they've not took to good.
                   
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                    I love the hardy ones with tiny flowers.
                    I think they look so pretty.

                    My favourite Fuschia is Flash. Mine got Gall Mite last year. I cut it all down to the ground and now it's come back and looking OK so far.
                     
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                      We have a member on here and she's not been on in a while @BeeHappy lovely person but she's added some lovely pictures of fuschia and I've just gone on her profile and got her album for you to view :)

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                        thats gorgeous, Ive never really considered growing clematis but this looks tempting.
                         
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                          Once you start, you'll never look back - I warn you:old:
                           
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                            If you want a beautiful show then these do it...I've lost mind with this winters weather I had white on the one side and pink on the other and entwined them both :wallbanging:

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                              My 4 pink pampas grasses are doing well and love the area they're in :yes:

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                              Elijah Blues blended together and starting to flower

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                              Weeping Willow Maturing well - Needs a trim

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                                Just peeking over the fence of a garden I look after.

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