What's Looking Good In June 2013

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    To hear is to obey, Kristen!!:snork::heehee:
     
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      Yes, that is Echo (brother of the late Moxie) :)
      And yes, you must, must, must post some pictures of the growing kitten! :blue thumb:
       
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        Quite a few have fab flowers and the bees love them.
         
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        Rhododendron is starting to open nicely
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        The scent of this lilac is amazing we going in and out of the greenhouse.
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        Peony now opening :snork:
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          The last of this years Frits - Fritillaria camschatcensis.....................
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          Loves it in this fairly shady spot. I really love the colour and arrangement of the foliage.............
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          A recent purchase is Brimeura amethystina. It rather looks like a china blue dwarf (15cm tall, each bloom is about 10mm or so) Bluebell................
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          Every time that I walk past the Nectaroscordum I have to turn them up and take a look inside.............
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            I know, I know, Spruce.:dunno: But I've pondered about Heuchaeras for a long time and about adding them into the garden..........but for some odd reason I just don't rate them. They do have flowers but not my kind of flowers and the foliage is more desired than the flowers by most gardeners. As I said I like lots of flowers and [differing] heights and the dynamic changing that most Hardy Perennials bring to a border.........Heucheras seem to more static.:snork:
             
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              Great pictures everyone, summer is blooming for you all, :dbgrtmb: meanwhile my garden is still stuck at the beginning of spring! :doh:
               
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                But just think on Sheal when ours are finished yours will still be blooming! :spinning:
                 
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                  You could be right Grannie Annie. We usually have warmer weather later in the year and the temperatures stay fairly even due to the sea. However we don't get hot summers here, can't have everything though! :)
                   
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                  These were all taken last night ...

                  Deciduous Azalea. This was supposed to be Anneke when I ordered it, so not sure what it is. Notcutts have said I can keep it and they will send out an Anneke as well :blue thumb: Lovely fragrance.

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                  Rhodo Percy Wiseman

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                  Rhodo Purple Passion

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                  My camera seems to be making everything look more garish (especially the pinks) so will have to fiddle with the settings. The pinks are not quite that 'bright' in real life.
                   
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                    We aim to please :)

                    Californian poppy :dbgrtmb:
                     
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                      I wondered if that was it; thank you for confirming that Shiney :dbgrtmb: Plus, your "aim" exceeded itself, thank you both very much :grphg:
                       
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                      Those foreigners escape everywhere in our garden. They much prefer dry sunny positions, particularly in gravel, and go well in alpine beds.
                       
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                        Good job I took the photo yesterday, Shiney, the petals were all gone by this morning (but then, it has been windy here).
                         
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                          That happened to me years ago Shiney I swapped some primulas on a swapshop and a plant popped up in the pot that looked interesting so I grew it on turned out to be Astrantia 'Shaggy' a huge plant now and my favourite Astrantia like it more than the swapped plant :heehee:
                           
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