Cactus
26 June 9 July
After our visit to the Blair Estate open garden day we decided we needed to have more scent in the garden. We were inspired by the beautiful roses we saw and smelled during our visit and set out the very next day to find a climbing rose for the front of the house. This is 'The Pilgrim' which seems to have settled in very nicely and has produced large white flowers with a delicate scent.
Rose 'The Pilgrim' flower buds
and the open flower
Mimulas
Mimulas
Hosta Flower spike and open flower
Primula Vivali
Sweet Williams
Calibrachoa
Beautiful Lillies
Trollius Gold Queen
Delphinium Alba
Our new Clematis 'Madame Le Coultre'
The Clematis after the flower petals have dropped.
Nasturtium flowers to encourage pollination in the polytunnel.
Echinacea flower buds
Berkheya Purpurea (The thistle that thinks it's a sunflower)
Cosmos
Brachycome
New shrub rose St Richard of Chichester
Massive flowers with the most beautiful scent
Amberboa
As the summer continues there are so many more flowers to come, some new to us this year and others which we hope have survived the winter to return again. No doubt I'll have a few more photos to share from the garden before autumn arrives.
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