One day in June
June 9th blooms:
Siberian Iris
Salvia
Pulmonaria leaves - bloomed for almost 2 months - the earliest to bloom
Newly planted Oakleaf Hydrangea, Clematis Summer snow and Lady's Mantle
More Siberian Iris
Lady's Mantle up close and personal
Chives
First bloom on my new Clematis Niobe. Every picture I have seen of it has been red but this is closer to the actual colour but still a little on the red side -it is even more beautiful than expected
Hakon grass
More Lady's Mantle - a lovely plant for partial shade - buy, beg, borrow or steal some if you don't have any - it blooms a brighter almost fluorescent green
More to come
posted by Robyn - Red Bird Knits @ 10:09 a.m.
2 comments
2 Comments:
Love the photos of your garden particularly the iris. We are in our winter months here in Sydney and conversely this is when many of our native plants are flowering, including the banksias.
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