WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN JUNE 2018

I think it looks fab @Gail_68
I think you should try topiary, I'm sure you'd be brilliant at it
Lonicera bagginses gold is a great plant for shaping. I know you like your flowers but for structure you can't go wrong with some nice topiared spheres, pyramids etc

 

Better still Loki...go night hunting

 

Loki I am terrible for shaping plants ones that you can do ..hubby as asked me to start dabbling in growing plants from seeds now ...he's not on the forum and he's hooked

 

I did giggle at that @Gail_68 You can't put a pot in our front garden, it'll be gone by morning. My Christmas wreath even got nicked last Christmas

 

I'm sorry mate for clicking funny but it's how you've put your comment ...hubby cemented our front bird bath to the slabs

 

Seed addiction is a terrible thing I'm a seed junkie and hoarder
When those first little green shoots start poking through the compost.......
even after probably 20 years I'm still excited when they germinate
Get yourself some biennial seeds and sow them now
Wallflowers are easy peasy

 

Loki it's aright him saying that but I've got no where to store them outside but he did mention putting them in the home mate I can't be doing that

 

Not sure if this is the right part to post this but is opened seed packets bought this year ok for next years sowing?

 

Jane that's ok mate and @Loki besides other growers will advice you on this

 

Hubby took another photo of pampas grasses tonight and they're as high as the front fencing now

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Jane this link may also help mate

FAQ: How long do vegetable seeds last? How to store them and how long they keep.

 

@jane0o0 i always keep seeds, sometimes for a few years, or longer . Try to keep them in a air tight container and cool.
I just fold the opened packet a couple of times and put it back in my box ( boxes )

 

This Poppy had 7 Bees feeding on it, but I couldn't get a clear shot with my kindle.

 

Pampas!!!!

 

Lucius they look lovely mate and I always think the the deep red on poppies looks stunning