A PEEK IN MY GARDEN IN JUNE

ROSA THE PILGRIM
ROSA THE PILGRIM NOW FULLY OPEN
BUD OF A CARROT FLOWER
CLIMBING HYDRANGEA
ROSA GUIRLANDE IN FULL BLOOM (halve dubble rambler)
CLEMATIS HAGLEY HYBRID
HEN’S AND CHICK’S IN BLOOM
GOATS BEARD
NEW BOW TO HELP MY CLEMATIS CLIMB
YELLOW BOG IRIS
ROSA SEAGULL CLIMBING IN IVY(rambler)

As you can see June is a rose month. My whole garden is smelling of roses now !

Have a great week all ! And thanks for your visit !

A PEEK IN MAY GARDEN

It is almost the end of May and it is still cold and very wet. Nature is very happy with all the rain ofcourse but flowers and blooms are way behind . Despite all that I do have some flowers in bloom in my garden.

FLOWER OF MY HUGE RHODODENDRON BUSH
WILD GARLIC(edible flowers and leafs)
FIRST CLEMATISFLOWER OF THE YEAR ;MRS BATEMAN
GERANIUM JOHNSON BLUE
SNOWBALLS
GERANIUM SANGUINEUM
CELANDINE, A PRETTY WEED WITH MEDICINAL POWERS
ANOTHER PRETTY WEED WITH MEDICINAL POWERS: DANDILION

We have a long weekend cos of Pentecost, so I guess many of you have a long weekend too. So have a great weekend all ! And enjoy the sun when she shines.

YELLOW

EUPHORBIA POLYCHROMA
EUPHORBIA CHARIACIAS
WILD FLOWER

I love yellow flowers in the garden, they brighten the whole garden, even on days when the sun don’t shine.

April was cold and the forcast for the next 2 week isn’t much better, except for the rain that is comming. The garden can do with a lot of rain. But I am looking forward to nice warm days, soon I hope.

OPEN FOR BUZZY-NESS

MY APPLEBLOSSOM IS FINALLY OPEN TO RECEIVE THE BEE’S FOR POLLINATION.

I have a LOT of appleblossom this year. I have 2 appletree’s, one had no flowers at all last year, they other one just a few, so no apples in the end. This year I am really hopeful. I’ll keep you posted and let you know how it is going as there is a lot that can go wrong. I did give them dried cow’s manure last year, maybe they needed it.

Have a great day and enjoy the sun if you have a sunny day.

LOOK WHAT I FOUND

VIOLA CORNUTA

When I was walking in my garden I found this little cute viola who selfseeded in a pot with succulents. I couldn’t resist to take a picture of it.

The weather is still too cold for the time of the year but when the sun is out and you find a place out of the cold wind, it is nice to sit in the garden with a cup of tea and look at all the work that still needs to be done….but it’s the little things like this viola that makes me happy as well.

TODAY IN THE GARDEN

FIRST FIG
THE LEAFS ARE STILL TINY, THEY WILL NEED TIME TO MATURE

I covered my fig during Winter, when we got our first beautiful Spring days I removed the coverings. Then all of a sudden we got a few unexpected nightfrosts and my fig tree took a beating, frozen tiny figs, frozen leafbuds…. But now it is slowly recovering and leafbuds are opening and here and there I finds tiny figs. The one above is the biggest. I fear I won’t have a lot of figs this year, as the first batch were frozen. But hey, my fig tree is still alive !

Have a great weekend !

Mitch Teemley

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