What's looking good in June 2017

Hi @Mark56 yes I think it is Patricia but can't remember as we have had it a number of years and I expect the label is no longer readable.I love this one because once it starts flowering it goes on and on and we have had our monies worth out of it.

Monty Don on Gardeners World last night was showing us how to take root cuttings from the hardy ones so I think I might have a go once it has finished flowering

 

As I was uploading photos I realised that this group is mostly pink and red , maybe I'm in a pinkish mood


And along our 20 metre long drive

 

Caught the eye this evening ......Nora Leigh, Fanal, astilbe Shogun and sanguisorba Lilac Squirrel...yet to flower. Very low maintenance

 

The wind has battered a lot of mine but managed to get a few pics on n off in focus
Firstly for @Sheal x




Canna Ehemanii Hanging baskets for a charity gig Tomoz
Acheillia ??
callistemon Pallidus
salvia neon
Calla Hercules
A puff ball...i think

 

Some the Grasses n other things growing bround the pond

 

Knip Mango and Galega

 

Making a relatively modest entrance, Honorine de Brabant...

 

Shocking yellow....pale blue delphiniums behind just opening will calm them down

 

Your Callistemon pallidus is really looking good @joolz68 it must be a few years old now as the seed was from my old plant in Weymouth.

 

This would look good if it wasn't in my veg patch

 

Helipterum is still doing well then, thanks @joolz68.

 

Mitraria doing well, even though spent all winter outside


Unknown Arisaema - perhaps @Zigs could tell me which


And another protea cynaroides 'little prince' - lives in polytunnel for winter. Petals manky...

 

Fuchsias

 

Rehmannia elata is in full flow now.............
Rehmannia elata by longk48, on Flickr

Salvia sclarea var. turkestanica............
Salvia sclarea var. turkestanica by longk48, on Flickr

Salvia sclarea var. turkestanica by longk48, on Flickr