Gone are the times of just yellow and blue, or the colors of spring bulbs, now I have many colors, some of them new to the garden this summer.
I can hardly believe my eyes everytime I look at the hydrangea. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect to see so many blooms at one time.
Finally, I have nasturtiums in a grow bag, hanging from the fence in my vegetable garden. The vibrant colors of the blooms draw your eye so you have to go and take a closer look at all the gorgeous colors.
Shasta daisies are also new to my garden. A good old hardy standby to brighten a corner of the garden.
Yarrow, another newbie to the garden this year, and I must say, I am delighted with the color of this plant.
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Your variety of flowers is incredible.We're into the season were it is just too hot and humid to do anything outside.
Spectacular variety for sure. Beautiful hydrangea!! Our flying friends are a bonus aren't they?
Great variety! I love the lamb's ear and hydrangea. -Jackie
Great pics as always! Love your salmon Yarrow color especially. The Shasta Daisies always make me smile. Now, what is a grow bag? Is it like a topsy-turvy? I'm intrigued. Have a beautiful day! Bonnie
A great selection of flowers ..And good to see the bees like them too ....
Awesome hydrangea ..and in a barrel too ....
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You do have a great variety. I love the hydrangea! I can't believe all the blooms on it.
Beautiful! I love lambs ear when it blooms. I know some people perfer no blooms, but I find the bees are drawn to it. That is a pretty color yarrow too.
Very stunning! And the bee is my favorite.
Rosey
Nasturtiums in a grow bag? I am intrigued!
Hi KeeWee, lots of lovely blooms and colour all around. it is always great to see something you had forgotten about come back and bloom again.I must take a photo of the Lamb's ears on the allotment, they are a bright yellow.
That is a great shot of the bee, and I would have an arrow pointing at that hydrangea if I were you!
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