I've been chained to my laptop, trying to finish up a paid editing job, but I broke away with forty pages yet to go in order to grab a few pictures in the now balmy weather.
A Mothers Day fuchsia . . .
A perennial Bachelor's Button/Centaura.
Siberian Iris along The Stairs of Doom (so called because they're kinda teacherous.)
One of the resident blacksnakes left a shed skin in the dianthus.
I love these stately foxglove volunteers but am puzzled by their lack of color. The foxglove that flung its seeds there was a kind of two-tone maroon and cream.
More dianthus, golden oregano, and a tiny blue something whose name I've forgotten.
Siberian iris
A really loud geranium...
And one of the fuchsia blooms--a tribute to the wedding dress of the late Princesss of Wales?
3 comments:
So nice to see. Thanks for the tour.
So glad you stopped work to share these beauties. Yes, that fuchsia is definitely Diana.
Such beautiful colours. I like those pale foxgloves. They'll look kind of ghostly at twilight!
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