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| The sage needs cutting right back, it's taking over! |
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| I'm not sure about such a garish splash of colour but it certainly brightens things up! |
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| The runner beans have finally decided to get a move on |
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| Plenty of tomatoes for later on in the year, blight permitting! |
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| Chocolate mint looking healthy and happy. |
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| The hundreds and thousands of little flowers . . . |
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| . . . just starting to turn into hundreds and thousands of little fruit. Sorry about the poor quality of the image. |
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| Two thirds of the garden, more or less! |
Wow, your garden is looking absolutely lovely, Joy - you must be so pleased! I love that splash of red from those tall whatever-they-are-called flowers - makes for such a lovely contrast with all the other plants and things. Looks absolutely great! :o)
ReplyDeletehave fun! :o) S. xxx
My mind has gone blank - I can't remember their name - yes I can, they're crocosmia. They're nice but quite invasive and after this year's flowering I'm thinning them out quite drastically. Beth's taking them.
ReplyDeleteThanks - you will see it in reality in a few weeks!
J x
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLucifer is my favourite crocosmia, glorious and looks fantastic against the 'can't remember what it's called' green of your shed and fence.
Somerset green! Thank you - I'm glad people think it looks good!
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Those crocosmia really are stunning, Joy - such a fantastic colour! :o) Yes, I very much look forward to seeing everything in reality in a few weeks - it can't come quick enough. :o)
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend! S. xxxx
I think 'lucifer' says it all. As hot as hell itself! :-)
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