What's Looking Good in July..!!

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  1. Marley Farley

    Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

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    :thumb: Thanks roders & LoL... ;) The Lily is pussy cat friendly LoL as it has no stamens or pollen..!!!;):)
     
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    WOW they look stupendous.... really beautiful :):):) Like a sweetie jar of colour
     
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    No idea what this is, snapped it on hols, love the colour
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Marley, could that last blue flower of yours be chickory?
     
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    :rolleyes::D absolutely no idea Pete... Will have a google on chicory a min...:D
     
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    :thumb: Think you are right Pete. Never seen it before, but it was from a wild flower meadow area. It just looked so delicate. Thats ok then as it is in the "wild" corner of the garden.. :D Thanks mate..:thumb:
     
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    Hydrangea Harry's Red and Agapanthus Headbourne Hybrid.
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    Fuchsia Pink Goon, a fully hardy double.
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    A fully hardy double with pale yellowish leaves which I have never identified, suggestions anyone?
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    :thumb: Took this in the sunshine yesterday.. My Hebe, it is just loaded with flowers & bees this year..!!:D

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    . No sun this morning but my day lilies..

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    and my Agapanthus.

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    Bob, you should have put up a 'need sunglasses' warning. :D
    Very colourful and dazzling.:thumb:
     
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    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Strongy, Marley and Bobj .... :thumb::thumb::thumb:
     
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    My lillies dont know what their name, was given to me by a friend last year. The sent is so strong we can smell them in the house with the back door open.

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    My day lilly (bit out of focus due to crumby camera and photographer)
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    erigon (spelt wrong)

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    Its amazing anything has flowered this year with all the rain we've had. Everything has grown all leggy due to lack of sunlight.
     
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    What a beautiful page of summer flowers,
    Kinda warms your heart.....................:)
     
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    What a magnificent collection of colourful beauties! A good job that I don't have to chose my favourite from them or I'd be stuck.


    Peach-coloured geranium -

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    Pale pink hollyhocks -

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    Framed in yellow -

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    What a lovely Geranium, Sis ... mine are quite pathetic looking, and your Hollyhock is so delicate too.

    I have my first rose-coloured Canna opening ...

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    and the first of the Valottas ....

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    It has been very gusty here for several days and it's playing havoc with petals ....:( On the upside, the evenings are lovely for sitting outside. :thumb:
     
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    :) Hiya Bobj.

    I love the spikey Dalias, always were a favourite with me. :thumb:

    As far as Cannas go, the lovely rose-coloured one is the only one of the five I have that have seeded ... should I get some this year, would you like some? If so, please PM your details as I don't 'know you'. :)

    I had watered earlier .... please send me some rain, please, please, please .....
     
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