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😎Summer season Time From My English Nation Backyard. #SixOnSaturday #GardeningTwitter #Flowers #Gardenflowers🌼


The second week in June and the evenings are nonetheless fairly chilly. However the flowers are blooming and the bees are buzzing. Let’s get straight on with Six On Saturday.

Photo of Flowers for June 11th Six On Saturday
Flowers for June eleventh Six On Saturday

Picture one is of those beautiful deep mauve (Or blue, or purple ) Anemones. My blended pack are actually actually flowering nicely. I simply must preserve the pigeons from dead-heading them, they particularly just like the pink ones.

Two purple Anemone from my garden
Purple Anemone

Picture two is of the frothy Hawthorn flowers from a tiny bush within the entrance backyard. I attempted to take a close-up of the tiny flowers. They give the impression of being all spotty this shut up.

Photo of Hawthorne from my garden
Hawthorn

Subsequent up is what I believe is a Viburnum, though I’m not too positive. I’ve appeared it up towards the flowers and it’s my finest guess. I’m responsible of chopping this again in different years pondering it was a self-seeder, which it would nonetheless be because it’s so near a Cyprus that they vie for area.

Viburnum

Fourth picture is of the fragile pink tea rose which I cut up final yr and overwintered in a pot with violas. Initially the rose was given as a house-warming pot plant three years in the past and I’ve saved it alive. Each now are starting to placed on a great show with the violas coming again into flower after a feed..

Photo of a pink tea rose and violas in my garden
Pink Tea Rose and Violas

Fifth picture is of one other plant that I’m guessing the number of – I believe this can be a Chinese language Privet. It hosts one of many Honeysuckles and each are actually in flower.

Photo of Chinese Privet from my garden
Chinese language Privet

Lastly the fragile blue flowers of the Borage, one in every of my wild crops that I’ve grown from seed for the pollinators. The flowers look virtually bird-like with the centre seeming as if it’s the head and beak of the flying fowl.

Borage grown from seed from my garden
Borage

Thanks for becoming a member of me for this #SixOnSaturday put up. I hope that you simply loved it. If you need to know extra about this hashtag, learn founder Mr Propagator’s put up right here additionally discover him on Twitter right here.

Comfortable gardening

Rosie

Photo of Flowers for June 11th Six On Saturday
Flowers for June eleventh Six On Saturday

Hyperlinks:

  1. Graeme’s plot has tons to see.
  2. Meme linky on founder Mr P’s put up.
  3. Inexperienced gardener has been to the backyard centre.
  4. Noelle’s providing Cyclamen seed to s few Uk gardeners.
  5. Sel’s diagnosing plant pests.
  6. Tony has an excellent Whale’s Tongue Agave.
  7. Tons taking place in Chris’ Ontario backyard.
  8. Information from the allotment on My Secret Backyard’s weblog.
  9. I at all times enjoys visiting Fred’s backyard. Try his Kumquats!



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