What's Looking Good In June 2024

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  1. pete

    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    "The Levels", I've just assumed Somerset.:smile:
     
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      Don't know that. And is it male or female?
       
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      This mornings new Hibiscus blooms. The top one is in the ground, the two bottom ones in pots ...

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        Hydrangeas just starting to show colour.

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          Fuchsia campos portoi
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          Arisaema flavum
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          Impatiens tinctoria
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          Aquilegia nearly the last one.
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          Lonicera giraldii scent is gorgeous.
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          Lavender
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          Sisyrinchium "Hemswell Blue"
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          Sisyrinchium"Biscutella"
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            A bit of colour emerging, mainly Salvias and Erigeron.

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            Heuchera marmalade.

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            Lower garden.

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              You have a very interesting garden. Do you have a big plot?
               
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              Just taken, hazy view from front doors ...
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                Thank you @Victoria. No, it's quite small, about 18m wide and 12m deep. It's on two levels, dropping gradually halfway widthwise by about 2m. The black fences and hedges make it look bigger!
                 
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                  I've just taken some photos from upstairs @Victoria to give you a better idea of the layout and size!

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                    It is lovely, so green and different heights giving it character. :dbgrtmb:
                     
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                      Thank you @Victoria, lots of lifting and scope for falling though!
                       
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                        :biggrin: I think this is funny ... but good ... this is an Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (yellow) cutting I am nuturing ... and this morning I espied a bud on this tiny babe ... I wonder if it will actually flower? :scratch:

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                          It would probably be better to remove the flower bud, you want all the plants energy going into its roots.
                           
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                            A gift from the birds , I've tried growing foxgloves from seed a couple of times, without success, so am happy to find this hiding behind a Trachycarpus

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