WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN JULY 2018

Semi neglected top corner where there is enough dappled shade to grow my one and only purple acer. Too near the coast and too sunny a garden for it really but I like it

 

Hi Martin, are they Corn Cockles ( Agrostemma ) or annual Gypsphila in your first piccy ?

 

Fabulous Martin . Really like the way you have set that up

My autumn projects are to create some quality night lighting....just small, cheapo,solar lamps at moment ..... and then to create a new and bigger pond.

 

Hi KFF i am unsure what there called i grow them from seed but the packet said it was a mixture of white plants i will take a photo tomorrow, its been a good plant i keep deadheading and it keeps coming,

I have it in the new rockery area ive just created i have a seating area here that captures the late sun its also a good spot for photographing moths the cosmos are about to burst into flower next its kept giving this little spot in more ways than one.

Many thanks Verdun your gardens lots bigger than mine but it wasnt that expensive to do my small spot.

 

I spend much more evening time outside since the lights were installed....

 

Lovely Plants Tetters what variety is the agastache one the last page ?

 

Yes i love not being limited to the time i want to spend in there, one of my little spots .

 

Lavatera Barnsley Baby

 

Helenium Sahin's Early

 

It`s kudos ambrosia Perks

 

This is an astilbe.... Astilbe Shogun with its first flower this year however I grow it for its foliage. Looks better than in the picture

 

This evergreen Agapanthus hybrid is a reliable bloomer in a pot. I just put it under the eaves of the house for the winter where it stays dry and a bit warmer..........
Agapanthus hybrid by longk48, on Flickr

Commelina tuberosa.............
Commelina tuberosa by longk48, on Flickr

 

That is now on my list!!