What`s looking good in August...

I can`t remember what i planted.:confused:i like it though....

 

and i love the different shades of green on the jasmine.The tiny white flowers are hard to spot though....

 

Nice Dahlias Bob.
Seems to be a flower that we dont see many of these days.
Robert

 

Something I wish I had more space for, as I have to cut it back from time to time and it reduces the flowering,
Eucyphia,





And the campsis as usual.

 

Great shots Bob and Pete, are the campsis slow to get going Pete? I planted some seeds in spring thet are only about 6" high.

 

Yes, slow at first walnut.
If it is radicans I find it a bit leggy and untidy, and suckers everywhere when established.

I've said it about something else, elsewhere, but the known varietys are far superior to the seed grown plants and having both, I must say I wish I never grew radicans.

This is a hybrid, "Indian summer" its better in growth habit, larger flowers, and more reliable to flower.
A much lusher plant as well.

 

Very nice all :thumb:


Here is what opened up in my garden today

 

Having computer problems tonight ... this is the third time I'm typing this ...

Lovely Dalias again, bobj ...

Pete, I don't know this white flower but it's lovely. The Campsis is in full flower here now .... I would love one if it was evergreen but ............

Very nice pip but what is it?

 

I think it's a Japanese iris LoL

 

Hollyhocks after the rain -

 

THose are lovely hollyhock picks Kedi Gato.

I took this at the garden show yesterday:

Dahlia "Bishop of York".

 

its a new nokia n95 mobile yd takes cracking pics:thumb:

 

Phone Pics, flipin heck, there better than my Camera,

Fantastic flowers and pics everyone, A Few from Today in DULL DULL but Hot Newcastle




You can't see them but there was about 100 bees on the lavender..









Despite the Lack of sunshine, the bedding plants are shining through :thumb:







And the first blooms on the Sunflowers :thumb:

 

Its tigridia Pip, very unusual looking flowers

Nice pics everyone.

Really like those salvias Dee.:thumb:

 

Beautiful pictures all - especially those Dahlias. Daisy your Salvia splendens really live up to their name.

Pete your posts gobsmack me, as usual, - the problem is I have to get my books out each time. :D

Kedi, I am so jealous of your Hollyhocks - mine are eaten up by rust.