What with all the rain we have been having for many months my garden looks lush and green now, most flowers are far behind.
On the left you see a viburnum, on the right is my rosa guirlande d’amour
In the back you see my goatsbeard, it is not in bloom yet, the garden geraniums (macrorrhizum) are performing well.
The biggest green spot is from viburnum tinus, on the right is a laurel, on the left you see a bit of my syringa meyeri, a small lilac bush.
This is sedum spurium, winterhardy and makes a lovely green carpet.
This is our pond, completly overgrown, the plants just exploded, they seem to love all the rain.
Another garden geranium, geranium sanguineum, a small geranium that performs well.
They are not expecting good weather any time soon, the snails are having a party every night, for me that is the biggest worry, they have ruined a lot of my seedlings. But there are worse problems in the world, I feel for the people who’s house and everything in it is ruined, for the people who are trying to survive in the many wars all over the globe, who lost their kids and relatives….
Take care and enjoy your garden.
GWENNIESGARDENWORLD 
Fortunately, our “atmospheric current” blessed us also– with not only lots of greenery, but also with plenty of filled up water collectors. I still haven’t had to turn on a faucet to care for our yard and garden.
Art
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Same here. Normally I welcome rain as we need it , without rain there is no food. But now we have an explosion of snails and they eat all my plants and vegetables. Apparently 90 % of the snails survived our soft and cool Winter.
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so beautiful, dear Gwenny, I love green and flowers but I know not easy to be a gardener, Thanj you, Love, nia
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Thanks Nia .
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Thanks Nia. yes, it is not easy being a gardener, we have an explosion of slugs at the moment who eat all my flowers and vegetables. Yikes !!
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