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| Happy with this combination (light pink fuschia still trying to peek out !) |
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| Total impact :) |
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| Happy with the outcome of these hanging plants |
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| My lovely german chamomile (matricaria) from my mother in law...(and from her father) |
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| come on little squash hurry up! |
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| Experimental beds... |
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| Herb garden again spectacular...need to thin a little |
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| Roses looking healthier...not quite what I want yet...a little floppy! |
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| Bed in progress...waiting for those clematis to take over next year! |
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| My little silver, purple and white bed..... |
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| Fuschia finally coming out! |
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| Tomatoes gone wild....did alot of "pruning" to let the sun in! |
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| Tomatoes coming! |
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| raised beds waiting for a reorg |
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| Waiting for the Rudbeckia! |
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| Crocosmia about to bloom |
Hi my first time here, i love those little golden squash. We dont have them here. They look like golden zucchinis.
ReplyDeletejust found your blog and enjoyed all the happenings in your garden - always better in progression than completed! As a Salviaphile, very taken with your S. argentea of previous post(added to wishlist)
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Isn't waiting the hardest? I get impatient for my blooms as well. Your garden is lovely. Welcome to Blotanical!
ReplyDelete@ Andrea...they are called crooked neck squash in the southern united states...they are super sweet. These are kind of bumpy and harder than the smooth skin..still waiting a little longer before I pick them. I have been battling with bacterial wilt on the leaves and rotting the fruit with the rain we had...now they seem to be overcoming...with as many plants as I have I should get a few "fruit"!
ReplyDelete@ Laura...thank you....I am just getting started...I am trying to record my garden in its first year after buying the house...but I want to write more and focus on photos later... You have inspired me to write a ditty on Salvia, one of my favourite plants (although I am limiting myself to hardies only in the UK as I only have mini greenhouses)
ReplyDelete@ The Sage Butterfly....thank you for the warm welcome!
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