and Nasturtium "Milkmaid"
A few new plants, still waiting around the table in the shade for their place in the border (I think I have to make the border bigger again):
My pink Monarda is finally blooming and the bees are in love with it:
And another hydrangea in my front yard:
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Aha! Sie lebt also noch. Die Damen machen sich schon heftigst Sorgen, weil sie nicht gelesen haben, was du geschrieben hast.
Schön, deine Bilder. Wie du immer die Vergrößerungen hinkriegst! Mir ist es viel zu heiß zum Fotografieren.
Al
I thought I would feel cool and refreash coming to look at your lovely garden and I do. Its looking wonderful as usual.
You really do have green fingers, I'm afraid my garden is suffering slightly because of the excessive heat we have been having. I love that very pale cream nasturtium, I have not seen one that pale before, and, of course, once again Claude Monet is sensational.
Beautiful pinks again.you have some delicious plants with super flowers.glad to see the heat has not dimmed their beauty.
IT is always SO peaceful to come here Carol...
The Manarda (?) is a strange and interesting flower. I have not seen that before.
I too have some mallow (more lavender pink-ish than yours)that comes up every year !
Thank you for a wonderful break at work - stopping to smell the flowers.
LOve, Sandy
Scheinbar macht die Hitze deinen Pflanzen nicht so viel aus, hier verdorrt alles allmählich. Wünsche dir noch ein schönes Wochenende und viel Spass in deinem "very nice Garden". :-)
beeeeutiful!! just beautiful.
Glad to see so much is blooming in your garden.
I've never seen this color of nasturtium before Carol. I really like it. It would go nicely with the colors I have in my garden too. I will look for seeds to plant next year. Thanks once again for sharing and inspiring me.
Beautiful,beautiful,beautiful!! I aplaud you Carol,you must work so hard to achieve such perfection!
Carol, I can finally see your beautiful gardens with my new DSL! Your pictures are wonderful and oh, the roses....spectacular! They are perfection, aren't they? I can almost smell them. I love the monarda photos and I see the one with the 'hat' :) Lovely!
I can tell how much you love gardening and how hard you work to achieve such a beautiful garden.
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