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What's looking good in June 2012

Discussion in 'Members Gallery' started by Jenny namaste, Jun 1, 2012.

  1. ARMANDII

    ARMANDII Low Flying Administrator Staff Member

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    Always there for you, Jenny:snork:
     
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    Jenny namaste Total Gardener

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    :grphg:

    :cat-kittyandsmiley:For Jenny and Sally :ktykss:
     
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      shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

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      Despite the poor Summer so far, and here it has been very cool and cloudy, everyones' gardens on here seem to be a riot of colour and it all looks great.:dbgrtmb:

      Geranium (Pelargonium) Maverick Star.
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      Fuchsia Gartenmeister Bondstat, first flowers.

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      Kniphophia Flamenco.
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      Calla Picasso.
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      Perilla Magilla and a small Begonia Gryphon.
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      • Jenny namaste

        Jenny namaste Total Gardener

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        Strongy,
        I have a confession that I feel I must make. The pictures I take and delete and retake etc. are the best bits of my garden.
        I don't show you the worst bits!
        Maybe we should start an UGH thread to "come clean" - nothing like a healthy confession to make you feel good after!!
         
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        • Angelina

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          Some more crazy additions from me before July has arrived:

          Allium 'Hair' :biggrin:
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          First dahlia (I don't remember where I got it from. Moreover, it was tagged as a pink-white stripe low-height variety... I've messed the colour combinations again.:scratch:)

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          Hemerocallis 'Moonlit masquerade'

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          Lily Oriental 'Black Out'
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          'Entrapment' daylily

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          Geranium 'Dalmaticum'

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            Thank you Angelina,
            a delightful collection. Like the hardy geraniun very much.
             
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              Is it scented Armandii? :heehee:
               
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              Crikey I haven't been on this thread for a few days soooo many lovely pictures, that Alliums amazing Angelina, love it and the daylilies of course:biggrin: , I had a scape on the one you sent me and was so excited but we have a gang of magpies in the garden, they're so badly behaved, caught them pecking a squirrel the other day, although he soon saw them off :biggrin:, they've pecked the scapes off loads of my daylilies including yours :cry3:, hopefully there's still time for it to send up another, don't know why they do it :scratch:, unless they think the buds look like beaks !!!!!
              Here's a few things from my garden today
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              Deutzia 'Strawberry Fields' a new shrub last year, love it.
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              Nepeta 'Blue Infinity' quite a tall one at 4ft
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              Phlomis Tuberosa
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              Unknown rose, any ideas welcome :biggrin:
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              Salvia 'Bulleyana' a new plant last year, hoping it sets seed so I can grow lots more.
               
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              • Angelina

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                Oh, simbad, sorry about your daylilies!
                I haven't got the slightest idea about the rose, but here's a mystery, which has just occured in my garden:

                These bloomed where I have planted crocosmias in the spring of 2011, but no flowering occurred in summer. If I could trace my purchases correctly, I had ordered Schizostylis coccinea 'Rosea', which had to be red (?!?) and bloom in 'late summer'.
                It looks amazingly delicate and beautiful in 'late June', but what am I growing? :scratch::wub2:

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                The leaves, height and structure of the budding stem resemble those of crocosmia, this is why I couldn't differentiate between them last year:
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                  "Pink" ??

                  Leaves look like Crocosmia so could be mistaken one-for-t'other
                   
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                    I'm an idiot. It should have been 'rubra' instead. :biggrin:
                    But my dull memories are associated with RED flowers in the catalogue pictures, when I was choosing it.

                    Thanx a million, Kristen! :dbgrtmb:
                     
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                    The trouble with doing that is that I will have even more pictures than the good ones!
                     
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                      Come on, Jenny and Shiney, quality vs. quantity!
                      The less nice pics we show, the more finely discriminative and sophisticated we've become. :biggrin:
                       
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                        Discrimination isn't PC! :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
                         
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