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What's looking good in July 2015

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by Phil A, Jul 2, 2015.

  1. Phil A

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    • nFrost

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      Any idea what this is?

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      • "M"

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        I really, no *really* want to say bindweed (but that could be just sour grapes on my part :redface: ) ... maybe a campanula of some sort? :dunno:
         
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          I would say Campanula nFrost. :)
           
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          • nFrost

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            It's not bindwind, it's a proper plant! Just googled Campanula and aye, it be one of them! Thank you.
             
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            • "M"

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              Here's my bounty for the beginning of July:

              First up: my Chaenomeles second flowering!
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              Next: my salad bar progress
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              Next up, my amelanchier lamarckii (there is a blackbird who runs across the trellis above, checking to see no one is looking and steals a berry or three :heehee: ) CIMG0029 (1024x768).jpg

              Rose: "Miss Alice"

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              Unknown Rose (anyone able to ID?)

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              Fuchsia: "Shrimp Cocktail"


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              Day Lily (unknown)

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              Astilbe

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              Potato Vine

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              Peony (cutting?)

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              Busy Lizzie

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                :phew:
                I'm very happy for you :) (If you had read my numpty turnip thread for 2015 you would understand my reticence :heehee: )
                 
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                  I said it first :heehee:
                   
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                      Brugmansia..Grand Marnier ...

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                        • longk

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                          Spot on. If you like it @nFrost go out and buy a blue one - they will cross pollinate and what you could end up with is a white one with the most subtle lilac edge.

                          First flower on one of this years Impatien niamniamensis cuttings................
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                            @nFrost They self-seed easily and you'll soon have lots of free flowers. :)

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                              simon n Needs sun to bloom.

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                              Chuffed to bits the way its coming together now...colouring up nicely:


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                                Roses

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                                Lewisia

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                                Hebe

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                                Strawberries altho they are no longer in the garden

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