What's Looking Good In July 2013

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  1. Lolimac

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    Delphinium....
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    Astrantia....
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      Sorry, I meant that I had remembered the variety from somewhere on my travels, but it isn't a plant I'm familiar with so I didn't know if that variety matches the creeping habit of yours ... now I'm making a right mouthful out of explaining that!!
       
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        Thanks, didn't realise that. Blinking Typical, eh?!!

        £1.50 each (Anglia Bulbs) so I think I'll put a couple in each year in case I lose the originals ...
         
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        IMG_6906_AstrantiaWhite.jpg

        A white Astrantia which I bought at the village fete :)

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        Savlia Blue Angel from the GC Seed Parcel - thanks guys :) Be interested to see how it looks in a few days time when it is fully open
         
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          Really lovely colour, everyone :dbgrtmb:
           
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            How uplifting it is to see all these lovely plants in bloom!! :wub2:

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              My current favourite is Nigella orientalis "Transformer"........................
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                Kristen, your post #12, second picture.......What's the plant on the left please with the dark foliage? I spotted one while I was out at the weekend and took a liking to it. :)
                 
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                Persicaria red dragon - it roots very easily - a glass of water will do. If you PM me your address I'll send you some, and if they don't root after transit I can root some and send you a plant. Reminds me, I promised C1 some plants too ... sorry C1, I'll get on that.


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                Left to right Persicaria Red Dragon, Allium schubertii and Coleus Pagoda (which has much larger leaves and is "bigger" then others I have grown and, thus, I think more suited to planting out.)
                 
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                  Cranesbill "Buxtons variety"
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                  Linaria purpurea ( common toadflax)
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                  Lychnis coronaria cerise form
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                  Lychnis coronaria "Alba"
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                  And a clemmie that's peeped thru' from next door:heehee:
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                    Great shots and plants, Jenny!!!!:thumbsup::snork:
                     
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                      I haven't been able to get down to search among the undergrowth to find the label for this - but I love the markings :)

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                          Brunnera Jack Frost. First year for me, I've put it in the raised bed alongside the path to the Exotic Border.
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                          and this is Hydrangea Bavaria. Its arrived during the Winter in a 9cm pot, and is just about to be potted-on from 1L to 2L pot - and should be ready for planting out in the Autumn. But the flower's florets are huge!

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                            More lovely pictures everyone :dbgrtmb:
                            The toadflax is pretty Jenny not something I've ever grown...........

                            Loving the daylily Redstar :wub2:
                             
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