What's looking good in June 2009

Part of a border in the kiddies garden

 

Heavenly rose, Woo.

Paladin, lovely and colourful and I love Foxgloves and is that a white one in your garden?

Sis, here is the Calla in the kids garden in Bradenton, taken just before we left for the airport.

 

Nick-that looks like my kind of garden, and Kedi-that is what I call a photo-I just love these clear and stunning close ups of the markings on the flowers. I really enjoy the different perspective they give.

 

Lovely garden Pal. That honeysuckle looks beautiful.

 

Aaron, your photos are beautiful ... so pleased you've started to show them rather than talk about them ... xx

Well, woo, you've just woo-ed me with that Orange Parfume ... :luv:

Pal ... your garden is always a delight to me and it's just such a shame I don't go back to the UK anymore as I can't visit you .. :cry:

Well, Sis, that is a picture to put up in a comp and you say you think it's the same as mine .... could be? Beautiful photograph ... I'm so proud of you and your achievements with photography :luv: xxxxxxxxxxxx

 

Thanks Claire and Sis k-lk-l

 

These photos are stunning. I wish these pics were "scratch and sniff"

 

white rose


snow in summer

 

Gorgeous pics Cumberland and gorgeous flowers too.

 

Somne absolutely stunning pics folks:gnthb:, I wish I could smell them too.

2nd Callistemon, this one Salignus, has let me down big time, at 8ft high it normally has a couple of hundred flowers and has one of the biggest brushes, this year 5 flowers!!! guess it needed a rest.


Colutea Media 'Copper Beauty'.

 

Some more then...



Galliardia



Erigeron



And lastly, the old reliable Leucanthemum

 

keep the pics coming folks

i enjoy looking at them

well done to everyone

 

Indoors, Streptocarpus 'charlotte' one of many modern hybrids which flower longer and more profusely.