What's looking good in June 2020

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Lampranthus coccineus

lobelia laxiflora angustifolia

Aquilegia


Dahlia dissecta

Allium christophii

Buddleja speciosissima

 

Some sarracenia pitchers and flowers.

 

Callistemons Perth Pink and Inferno now in full flower.



Begonia Dragon Wing Red.


Alstroemeria Indian Summer.


Salvia Hotlips.


Rhododendron Moser's Maroon.


First Oleander flowers.

 

@strongylodon ... lovely, lovely, lovely. I gather you like the pink/reds.

 

Have some ground elder and some other new flowers starting to bloom in June.

 

Salvia "Stormy skies" and Alstromeria "Rock and Roll"
Jenny namaste

 

A few taken this morning after our few droplets of 'rain'.

 

Sambucus ‘Nigra’

 

That's a handsome specimen Freddy....☆☆☆

 

Deutzia Strawberry Fields



Rose Fragrant Cloud



Rose Iceberg



Sollya Heterophylla





Clematis ( forgot the name )




Digitalis





Sisyrinchium Striatum



Zantedeschia



Iris




Just remembered the Clematis is Arabella.

 

Buphthalmum



Argyranthemum



Dianthus

 

Lovely @KFF , I so love Dianthus their fragrance fills the air doesn't it.

 

Here are some photos from a wander around the garden this afternoon...


An old fashioned pink, right next to the front door = divine fragrance!


Campanula persicifolia - this is a seedling that I’ve left in the barrel.



A climbing iceberg rose, that seems to be happy - who knows where it’s roots have got to now


Summer jasmine - again the first year that we have had a “show” of flowers. On previous years, it’s been one or two flowers hidden in the foliage


I love this ballerina rose!


No one has told my foxgloves that they are biennial. This is what they do in their third year!


A lovely acer (can’t remember the variety off-hand)


Results from a mixed pack of “cottage flowers”. I don’t know what the dianthus is, or the blue ?gentian behind it?


one of the agastaches coming into flower



Good job I’m not over-proud for a lush green swathe - let me introduce you to the lawn!


The pond is a lush oasis!

 

They're my favourite @Upsydaisy .
Must have about 120 of them right from tiny species about 2" high to some Winter flowering greenhouse ones ( the ones you have for button holes and the sprays ) that grow up to 4' high.