WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN JULY 2018

I used to have a ''crested'' sedum by the front gate - obviously bred from fasciated stock. One of the campers asked me "does it bite"
I reckon those bees think there`s more to get from the larger surfaces of flower - or could it be that those flowers are sweeter?

 

Nope ....................................................

 

I get some fasciation on my veronicastrum Fascination.....only on the leading shoot; on veronicastrum Album none at all. Both flowering....will post pictures. Superb architectural plants too as well as beautiful flowers

This is a view from end bedroom window between arch and T. Standishii

 

Common white cosmos but sets off the perennials

 

Purple dahlia.....forgotten the name so any dahlia experts out there can help me with it?

 

Agastache Black Adder and berberis Atro P nana

 

Lovely photos Verdun, I wish I could be just a tad more organised. What with no rain, too much heat and willynillyness (if it`s not a word it should be) my garden is now suffering.

 

"Willynillyness".....I like it Tetters I shall use it frequently now
Some work in the garden but very hot out there.......time for a couple of cool lagers and a perusal of the forum Would have just had the one but heard they go off very quickly

 

Oh dear, my kids just returned to Brisbane, and left several cans in the fridge - don`t drink lager...... oh well

 

I do Tetters.....I do!

 

Some parts of the garden are surviving the heat....

 

The "lawn" isnt looking so good! Building work well on the way...