What's looking good in July 2009

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  1. roders

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    :) Nice pics. Cumberland...........Is that a special Lakeland Wallflower?:wink:

    Lorry it has worked, and yes they are truly beautiful roses,and well photographed.
     
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    Magnifico !!!
     
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    a few of them have seeded in a wall at the bottom of the garden and i cant remember planting them there!

    they are snapdragons too (antirrhinum) and not wallflowers -sorry i got it totally wrong:oops:
     
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    Such lovely pics all!!! Wouldn't it be nice to have them ALL at your own house???
     
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    Beautiful again. Love those roses. And the wallflower, looks like a snapdragon some. I have an indoor Jasmine, (zone to cold for it continually outdoor) on the deck now, will finally bloom in August, does smell wonderful.
     
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    Callistemon Pinnifolia.
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    Verbene bonariensis

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    Echinacea 'White Swan'

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    Hi everyone Cracking Colours and lovely Images:thumb::)
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    Standard Rose Ruby wedding
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    Very nice everyone. Love the colors. For some reason when there is rain drops on the flower it looks extra special.
     
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    Hi Bob Lovely Cerinthe and a gorgeous Lily:thumb::)

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    Looking good everyone :)

    Been out and took a few snaps this afternoon of all the lovely bright colours in the garden ....

    Apricot Lupin - with bumble bee!

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    Pink Lupin

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    Favourite Hanging Basket so far this year :)

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    Peachy Pink Geranium

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    Bright Pink Geranium

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    Lovely creamy yellow Dahlias

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    Dahlia

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    Red Astilbe

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    Bright pink Cornflower

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    A splash of colour inside !

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    Hi Sam They are all great ,Just love the Lupins And the creamy Yellow Dahlias:thumb::)
     
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    Thanks :)

    Lupins are one of my all time favourites - they just never come back the following year though so have to keep planting new every year. Shame cause they are lovely :)
     
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    :) LOVE the basket Sam.............Very neat and colourful.....Well done.
     
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