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WHATS LOOKING GOOD IN MAY 2014

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by ARMANDII, May 2, 2014.

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  1. ARMANDII

    ARMANDII Low Flying Administrator Staff Member

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    In the garden
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    This little gem caught my eye and it's an early surprise. It's a Japanese Anemone which is very early as they're supposed to flower later in the Summer. All my other Anemones are not even budding.:scratch::dunno::snork:
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      Around the garden
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        Spruce Glad to be back .....

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        Alsroemeria " Rock N Roll"

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        Tree Peony (flower is huge)
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        Montana Clematis "Freda" I bought this for a £1.00

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          There's actually two different Viburnums in these pics, Viburnum "Opolus" and growing through that is Viburnum "Tinus". I actually originally planted them side by side but the low, wide spreading "Opolus" surrounded and enveloped the "Tinus" so that now it appears that the "Tinus" is in the centre. The "Tinus" flowers before the "Opolus and then for a time both are flowering together.:hapydancsmil::coffee:
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            I know I have posted this in the tree section but need to be on here as well

            Davidia involucrata


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              Salvia microphylla..............
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              Oxalis triangularis "Cupido"......................
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              Tulip "Black Parrot".......................
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              Ornithogalum nutans.....................
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              And the Lilac and the rather overgrown Rose bush..................
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                Love the colours of the Lilac and yellow Rose together :wub2: You've given me inspiration for a new colour scheme.

                Rhododendron Percy Wiseman
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                Rhododendron Purple Passion
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                Rhododendron Rabatz (which has done well despite being munched on last year by vine weevil)
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                Azalea Marinja
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                Azalea Berryrose (I think)
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                  silu gardening easy...hmmm

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                  Do like Marinja Merelworld not 1 I know. Good old Percy Wiseman, such a great Rhododendron, always puts on a great display and not nearly as fussy as some. I have a couple of Azaleas in flower atm, can't for the life of me remember their names as had them for many years. I'll maybe put up photos and someone just might know which varieties they are.
                   
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                    Brunnera Jack Frost

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                    Azalea

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                    Lupins ready to flower soon

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                      Lovely close ups Mowgley,
                      thank you,
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                          That first bluebell shot is spot on Armandii! :dbgrtmb:
                           
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                            Glad you like it, Sheal. Bluebells are among the "not so easy" plants for me as they won't/don't grow where I plant them but I've got probably a dozen clumps of them in spots where I know I didn't plant them:wallbanging::heehee:
                             
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                              In woodland etc. they are fine, in my garden they aren't!
                               
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                                I've bought several hundred of them and planted them under my Acer Brilliantissimum without success:gaah: and yet Snowdrops love it there as do Hellebores and others:snork:.
                                 
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