MALVAÂ MOSCHATAÂ Â (musk mallow) against the purple of the Lythrum salicaria (purple loosestrife)
WORDLESS WEDNESDAY
PASSIFLORA CAERULEA passionflower
FINALLY MY FIRST CANNA FLOWER
CANNA
As we had a long and cold Winter and a late Spring I was late in planting my Summer bulbs so my bulb blooms are late as well. Well that’s nature for you, it never does what you expect it would do. But the fun of seeing a first bloom is always exciting for me. And yellow flowers always make me feel the sun is shining even on a gray day.
Have a great day !
A PEEK IN MY GARDEN
Yesterday was a lovely sunny day, not too warm, just the way I like it. So I took my camera en took a few shots.
SEMPERVIVUM
HONEYSUCKLE
JUST A VIEW
LACECAP HYDRANGEA FULL OF BUDS
A CLOSER LOOK AT THE LACECAPS
A FEW SUCCULENTS ON A RACK
SMALL LEAVED IVY AND AUCUBA JAPONICA
MORE OF THE SMALL LEAVED IVY
LAVENDER
I hope you’ll all have a sunny Sunday !
PICTURE OF THE DAY
AEONIUM IN MY GARDEN
SSSSSILENT SSSUNDAY
COREOPSIS
Things You Shouldn’t Keep In the Fridge
This might be interesting for you.
My fridge broke down and died today, luckily there wasn’t much in it and all that was lost was some cheese which went to feed the birds. This made me ponder about our reliance on fridges and what things people often keep in the fridge that would be much better out of it, so here is a quick guide, I am sure you will think of lots of other things as well.
| Onions | Placing your onions inside your refrigerator will eventually end up turning them moldy and soft. Unpeeled onions should be kept out of plastic bags and fridge. One of the reasons for this is because unpeeled onions require and need air exposure for maximum life. If you have peeled an onion though, then you should keep it in the fridge, in a covered container. |
| Aged Cheese | Most people think that because cheese is mostly made of milk, it… |
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WHITE
I love all flower colours but white flowers are my absolute favorite !
LAMIUM WHITE NANCY
CONVOLVULUS SEPIUM (bindweed), a bit of a thug but too pretty to remove.
PHILADEPHUS (mock-orange)
AZALEA
AZALEA
SAMBUCUS NIGRA (elderberry)
ROSA SEAGULL
PASSIFLORAÂ CONSTANCE ELLIOTT
BEGONIA
DIGITALIS
BEGONIA
HOSTA
HYDRANGEA
Have a great weekend all and thanks for visiting !
DEAR MRS CONSTANCE ELLIOTT
Dear Mrs Constance Elliott I love you dearly.
PASSIFLORA MRS CONSTANCE ELLIOTT
What is not to like about this beauty ?! This is an easy climber for a big space as she grows about 6 meters (20 feet) in one season, so I cut it back in Spring. The only disadvantage is that it looks death in Winter, but then come Spring , from the “dead” stems new shoots emmerge and they grow fast, really fast and at the same time the buds emmerge and then it blooms untill the first frosts.
Have a great day all !
WORDLESS WEDNESDAY
ROSA THE PILGRIM
GWENNIESGARDENWORLD 
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