geraniums unamed but very healthy. living behind the shed so it can take over there if it keeps growing
proper bluebell, non scripta
aquliega
aquilegia
a pink geranium, which was a cutting, its label blew away so no name and I thought it was geum but have re-identified it as Sigrun said not!!
geranium phaeum
close up of bergenia
primula pulverulenta
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You go girl! (With the new lawnmower and the flowers!)
The flowers are so pretty. I can't hardly stand it I am i am green with envey.
Hi!
I borrowed your counter thingie idea and added one to my blog too. It's cool seeing where in the world you are reaching out to!
Also thanks for adding my blog to your list - very sweet! I'll do the same (you might want to look again at the spelling...).
Joy!
so many lovely flowers i've never seen before!
Wildside, it was funny, my neighbor stood and watched me, her kids had a go but no, she did not want to cut any grass. I am about to plant some flowers in her garden too.
Patsy and Norene, thankyou, these are flowers that are managing to come up by themselves after being planted over the last couple of years.
Michael, sorry! spelling corrected!
Claire, your photos are very good. I like the geranium phaeum very much, and have a lot of it. Where do you buy it in Britain? Gardencenter?
Sigrun
Sigrun, I bought this at an 'open garden', where somebody opens thier garden to the public once a year for charity, and they often sell cuttings or seedlings. I plnated it last year , it was just a small cutting so I hope it will get a lot bigger.
http://www.gardensofscotland.org/
I went to a lot of these last year and got some nice plants.
Beautiful flowers!
Carol, thankyou very much, have quickly peeked at your blog and will be back for a good read later.
Claire, are you shure, the pink geum is not a geranium??
Sigrun
Sigrun, no I am not sure, it was a cutting somebody gave me, I will have to check its leaves and flowers against a reference book
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