WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN JUNE 2018

It`s June - it`s a Gemini

 

Here's a few from my patch

 

Peter flowers but this one would attract the eye

 

@longk

Mine are 10 to 14 days behind yours.

 

It’s a Gazania Gail.

 

Just been looking at the images of them after you named them...the striped once are very out standing to the planner ones

 

I have to speak out and say. Friends I raise my hat to you all. Such great photos of your gardens truly are a delight to look at. Makes me wonder. Do some of you tend your plants with tweezers and a magnifying glass? Not a bug or blemish to be seen.

A well manicured lawn truly sets off a garden whatever it's size. No, I got rid of my lawn years ago. Reason being. A lawn dictates how you care for your garden. There are no ifs or buts about it. Neat edges are called for and regular mowing is a must. Various planting preferences, from single plants to cottage garden planting. You all do so well. Thank you for sharing. Please continue to enjoy your garden.

 

The hideaway chair (not by Enid Blyton)

It`s up on a high point by the wall where ''they'' can`t find me
The view..

 

Another wild flower area . Again, totally free, just cut grass once a year and waited to see what would develop. More Poppies have flowered since pic was taken.

Cow parsley ? by the boat seat. I have cut a path through to it and need to do a bit of pruning of the trees and paint the boat.

 

Behind! It's clearly too warm where you are!!!!
My Arisaema are only just in bloom but yours were out weeks ago.

 

Mike I have to agree with you mate the plant pictures are outstanding but beautiful for the eye to see ...we have no lawns either Mike

 

Tetters it needs a good coating of spray paint on it mate

 

I like it just as it is

 

At least you have a good mixed variety ...same you can't take a snap of the Pieris plant