What's Looking Good In June 2024

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    A rare specimen of Wisteria clematidea 'Jackmanii' in full bloom.
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      Why plant one climber when two or more will fit? :biggrin:
       
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        Dwarf Alstroemeria

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        The Iris ensata are very happy with cooler, damper weather this year
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        Ditto the Dierama
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        Close up of Iris ensata..
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        Tradescantia...the first I've managed to keep alive...
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            Melaleuca (Callistemon) Inferno.
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            Cmpanula Takesimana.
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            Salvia Icing Sugar.
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            Salvia Melen.
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            Salvia Amethyst Lips.
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            Alstroemeria Indian Summer.
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              I love Salvia as they love my climate. Bur I cannot buy these named varieties ... I can buy blue or pink. I got my couple of named varieties as plug plants from Spain.
               
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              An unusual pic for this thread perhaps, but this is some of the cotton grass from the pond, blown by the wind and attaching itself to some plants - in this case, some Verbena bonariensis. 111_0426.JPG

              Yesterday afternoon, I came round from the front of the house just in time to see a sparrow flying up from the cotton grass in the pond with some in it's beak :smile:
               
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                Where am I going wrong with this, Strongy? I put the latest one in what passes for dampish shade here but it's a shadow of it's former self. A previous one fizzled out in a dryer, sunnier spot :scratch: Any tips?
                 
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                Lovely pics everyone.

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                  Lychnis are just starting to flower. Both the red and white ones grow and spread like weeds and we're always digging them out
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                  Leycesteria formosa are just starting to flower. We have them in shades from almost white to dark red. This flower will end up about four time this length
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                  Wild poppies are coming up now and spread all over the place.
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                  Another plant that spreads everywhere is Verbascum chaixii and is just starting to flower. We have many dozens of them - possibly hundreds. The bees love them
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                    The rhubarb bed is just coming back to life and should be cropping well in a couple of weeks. Four of the plants have reached this size but the others are way behind.
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                    Part of our wild area. I shall be cutting it down next week, apart from the areas where wild flowers are just starting to flower, as the grasses have seeded earlier than usual and we're trying to keep them from infesting the beds
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                    Campanula
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                    Stachys is also just starting to flower and a haven for bees.
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                    Forgotten what this is the leaf of or where I took the photo in the garden :doh:
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                    I've just noticed the fence needs cleaning and painting!
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                    One of our many Clematis - Mrs Shiney knows the name :rolleyespink:
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                    Alstromeria. You can see that lots of our plants are just left to grow wild and intermingle. That's mainly because we don't have enough time to keep things under control :heehee:
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                    Double Philadephus
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                    They grow quite tall :rolleyespink:
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                      I have just planted this.
                       
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                        Geranium pratense "Victor Reiter strain"
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                        Sisyrinchium palmifolium from N Argentina originally
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                          @noisette47 My Indian Summer, in four clumps are full sun and growing in dry sandy soil. I don't know how well they grow in other soils.
                           
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                            I don't think Indian Summer is as hardy as some Alstromerias.
                             
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