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Sunshine, rain, and late comers to the party.

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We’ve had some much needed rain but of course it insists on bringing wind with it which no sensible soul needs.

The sun has shone too though so here’s a mix.

Purple and white seems to be this year’s colour, wish I could say I’d planned that, but I’m happy either way.

I bought extra Honeylily bulbs this year and the bees are almost outnumbering the birds, they are lovin’ it and I have them all right in front of our window for a good close up view.

The colours of these Dutch Iris have been stunning this year.

This Camassia should have flowered by now, but there’s no hurry, that’s for sure, it’s a first timer so I’m excited to see how it looks.

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Blue is often a good early summer colour and yours look beautiful. That lupin is gorgeous.
I also have lots of the honeylily it has had a name change again. it is now Allium siculum easier to spell than Nectaroscordum ;o)

your garden is looking lovely.

7 Jun, 2020

 

Lots of gorgeous purple jewelled tones, Sunnydais. Your garden looks very pretty, especially those vivid lupins!

7 Jun, 2020

 

Thank you both! It's the only pot of lupins I have this year, normally have two or three but never got to buy any this Spring so it makes them extra special. I'm not sure how old they are but a couple of years at least.

Seaburngirl, Honeylily is easier to spell and say - ha-ha!

7 Jun, 2020

 

Well planned or not those purples are spectacular! Have you noticed more bees this year? Our catmint is full of them too.

7 Jun, 2020

 

It all looks lovely Sunny, doesn't matter whether you planned it or not its a delightful sight to look out onto, my Iris have all been very good for me, I think they liked our autumn/winter months, in fact I guess everything did except us....I didn't know we'd had another name change, wish they would stop doing that it confuses me, never have known them as Honeylilies although I agree about the spelling and also the pronunciation, I always got it wrong, lol, I have lots of bees appreciating mine as well....

7 Jun, 2020

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