WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN JUNE 2018

Campanula Glomerata

Dianthus

Scaevola

Iris Black Gamecock

Sweet Peas

Pansys

 

Hello Verdun...I totally agree with Martin your garden is stunning and you definitely know your stuff where plants are concerned but it's a lovely pleasure for myself first time seeing your plants and they are overwhelming to the eye selection

 

I was cutting down an Acuba Picturata last year and I pulled up a small piece with a root.
I potted it up and here it is:

 

Not the best picture but loving how all the blues are out together

 

A few nasturtiums have opened over the last few days.

 

I love nasturtiums
I was disappointed to find my seed store empty of them
Being skint, I just got on with what I had and forgot about them
I've now got at least 3 plants (self sown ) in completely the wrong places but loving I can get seeds and see those little fighters survive and flower!
What a plant!

 

Loki i'm this end mate its the way you put it

 

Hi @Loki , I love them too. I grow them as underplanting in.my Acer pot. I grow the smaller bushy ones.

 

I have a fair few in all self seeds from last year, i think the forum had a seed swap Loki i would certainly collect seeds and post them out to peeps who wanted them.

 

The climbers are fab for difficult places, they just get on with it
No one ever seems to suggest annuals for the age old question
' how do I screen the neighbours ' if you're in the garden in the summer...... nasturtiums!!!

 

Loki do these go in hanging baskets...as I've had hanging baskets in the past with flowers either similar or the same

 

How you've arranged these different blues are mate

 

I have them all along this fence its a new area ive developed recently runner beans and sunflowers are in there as well all so for screening.

 

Very nice mate and it gives a look of countryside flowers

 

Cordyline in the back garden with new shoots in the middle..it's come on well since early this year and those conifer cuttings dropped the side in.

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