WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN May 21

@pete Just realised Clianthus puniceus is the KaKa Beak and I got some seeds some months ago from Australia. Thought I planted some so shall have to investigate this.

 

Prunus triloba :-



Myosotis Forgetmenots :-



Felicia :-



Centaurea 'Amethist in Snow ' :-

 

Very pretty Michael. My Felicia has already gone through its first flush.

 

The new Oleander planted up and a view across the raised patio (over the water cisterna) it is on ...

 

Lovely tulips @shiney . Mine have been very disappointing this year, but they are mostly in pots and I think I was too neglectful with keeping an eye on the watering during that long dry spell in April

I've been enjoying the view over the fence recently - you wouldn't know there was a Travis Perkins yard less that 20m away

 

@wiseowl Woo,
Dublin Bay rose now displaying some blooms.
Still smells delicious but shows signs of having been in the wars,

Jenny

 

Acers are coming along.





Cytisus goldfinch

Azalea

Allium

Calofornian Poppies

 

Love that lilac Woo. Wot's its name?
I tried to grow Katherine Hayvemayer some 40 years ago in a new garden . It was a 12" stick in a border but the young kids playing football in the garden knocked its head off and it never grew....
Yours looks similar....

 

Cordyline cha cha, now with flower spike which may or may not be a good thing!

 

Apple blossom's looking rather good this year, hope it gets better pollination than the Cherries did last month.

There's so much on the trees I'm hoping for a bumper foraging/cider making year and finding trees that I've never noticed before.

A local Crab Apple

 

My azalea is looking good at the moment.