Whats Looking Good In July 2023

That is so pretty Jenny.

 

They're putting themselves all over the place Getting a nice variety of colours too. I could do a bit of international seed-smuggling if you want to have a go?

 

Have you tried digging it up and dividing/replanting the newer corms, Michael? I was amazed to discover that they're just like Crocosmia and that they benefit from being tidied and the newer corms replanted in good soil. What colour is yours?

 

It was a pre planted basket bought for £22.50 from a local Charity / Nursery called Friary Gardeners . They employ "local people with severe learning dificulties " who come every day to help prick out / pot on / and care for a wide range of things that they grow.
Jenny namaste

 

Thanks for the offer, but as I say, not a plant that would normally grab my attention its the position on the slope? and hanging over that sets them off.

 

Lavatera ,common but cute.

 

What a fabulous scheme !!

 

Leucospermum, been slow this year and lost lots of flower buds in the freeze back in December.

 

Oh that's lovely pete.

 

Mine is settling in this time.

 

I dug it up and moved it last year, maybe it's taking a while to settle, although I only moved it about 2 feet.
It's pink .

 

First Cobaea scandens opening ...

 

What a difference a drop or three of rain makes ,everything seems to be rushing to make up for lost time.

 

Peruvian Lily/Lily Of The Incas,..'Alstroemeria'












Hydrangea Mophead.



Clematis 'Dorothy Walton'



General View.



Cape Fuchsia 'Phygelius Funfare Orange'