White
By hywel
17 comments
There’s a lot of white in my front garden this summer.
There are self seeded Alyssums …
And self seeded Ox Eye Daisies from the hedgerows :)
After the daisies finish I shall move them because they are choking my Fuchsias.
I’ll put them around the back.
- 17 Jun, 2016
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very nice Hywel .... I bet it cheers up the area you live in
18 Jun, 2016
Very pretty, the Ox-eye daisies are lovely.
18 Jun, 2016
Very nice:-)
18 Jun, 2016
I love the daisies, Hywel, though I can understand your desire to move them when they've finished flowering. So pretty, aren't they? They and the alyssum look lovely under the window.
18 Jun, 2016
love daises!!!!!!!!!!!!
18 Jun, 2016
That looks spectacular! The daisies just brighten it up for now while the fuschias are waiting for the sun to actually shine for any length of time this year! It's a great splash of colour for your neighbours, all of whom must be well behaved - many people can't leave plants, pots, ornaments out, in reach of moronic vandals!
19 Jun, 2016
what a lovely display. No wonder you are pleased with it.
19 Jun, 2016
Looking lovely and colourful Hywel ... I hope you are keeping well? :o)
19 Jun, 2016
Thank you all :)
Hi Shirley ... yes I am not too bad thank you :)
20 Jun, 2016
Glad to hear it Hywel ... have a good day. After lots of rain yesterday, we have a sunny day ahead, according to the forecasters!
21 Jun, 2016
Love white flowers, especially daisies. I even like the little ones that grow in our lawn.
Some good Welsh soil there!
21 Jun, 2016
Your front garden is a picture and those daisies are a joy....
21 Jun, 2016
Looks great! Such great photos of the garden.
Best,
Emily
http://www.easitillhorti.co.uk/
24 Jun, 2016
I'm on catch up Hywel...I've just said on your latest blog how much I like white in a garden...and saw this blog and photo's :o)I have lots of seeded Alyssum too,,and they fill gaps so well,don't they? I can see why you would need to move or split some of the Daisies,but they will look just as nice in your back garden :o)
1 Jul, 2016
Thank you all for reading my blog and your kind comments :)
2 Jul, 2016
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I always think white acts a a foil for more colourful flowers, makes them brighter somehow, and glow on a grey day
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