What's looking good in June 2020

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  1. Upsydaisy

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    The rain has finally stopped and the garden is refreshed and ready to ' pop'
    I mentioned earlier that I thought my experiment of leaving our Dahlias in situ during the winter had failed miserably...but how wrong was I :yes: So far only one hasn't returned but as it stands at the moment I have found 10. One here is full of buds.
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    Rudbeckia.
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    Giant Lilly
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    Echinacea.
    IMG_20200618_170312.jpg One of our many sunflowers.
    IMG_20200618_170104.jpg My two different Heuchera cuttings are doing well ( Lettuce in the background) IMG_20200618_165738.jpg
    Happy looking garden this evening.
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        Me and the birds are sharing these cherries.

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          For a period of 24 hours you can't miss the Dracunculus unless you are nose blind
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          Triffids
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          Silybum marianum
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          Magnolia still going strong
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          Penstemons are starting to show
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          The Verbascum chaixii are beginning to show through the Stachys. There are dozens of them almost hidden at the moment.
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          Salvia Turkistanica and Salvia Transylvanica with Heuchera flowering in between
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            First two flowers this year on the "queen of the night"
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              A few from today
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                Managed to get some pictures this morning before the Hail storm trashed the plants .

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                Rosa Lady of Shallot has been nothing but fantastic really pleased with it this year.
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                Mary Rose
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                Allium Pinball Wizard - Geum T Tangine
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                Rosa Golden Celebration and Geranium Dragon Heart
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                  My lavender's looking so beautiful at the moment. Husband is insisting it can't stay here (it used to be next to the shed, the shed is now gone, this part of the garden is due to be lawn) and I'm desperately hoping we can move it rather than lose it.

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                    Aww!! love Lavender @Arlandria ...I'm going to miss my 3 big ' bushes ' of it this year. We had to dig them up and ditch them as they had got too big and sadly became very woody. We now have lots of new , but much smaller ones scattered around the garden, I'm sure the Bee's will find them and love them still!!:biggrin:
                     
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                      Hello,
                      Can you help please? Can you tell me what the attached is and more importantly how I can get rid of it?! image.jpg
                       
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                      Its an orchid .:whistle:
                       
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                        Damn! Could have gone for a Eucomis :biggrin:
                        Here are the 'stars' of the moment....boring old Delosperma... 20200602_142644.jpg Eichornia crassipes
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                        Clematis Diamantina



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                        Dierama
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                            Cheek! :biggrin: By French standards, it's superb...by English ones, it's a sorry mess. I never flowered the WH in UK either. The Lotus will open tomorrow :yahoo:
                             
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