Through balcony window. Note church tower - if your eyes are good enough and MTL's arch
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Of course I meant fuchsia not freesia.
This is the name I don't know
The roses that were here before us.
Potentilla moonlight
We love this and used to have the indoor version - plumbago.
Hibiscus
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All are so lovely, but honestly, can anything beat a rose? As far as the "unknown" ones, I just know them as trumpet flowers.
yes, we call them trumpet flowers here, as well - i must say i am partial to the hibiscus - so exotic - although it's true, not much can compare to a rose - what absolutely beautiful gardens/beds/pots you have - and it's obvious how much TLC they all receive - it really is wonderful to drop by your place -
absolutely gorgeous, sugar! we have trees and a few bushes in ours because the MITM has plans for a new deck and addition to the house, so landscaping is on hold. *sigh* xoxoxox
Everything in bloom. How lovely!
Pearl
It must be such a pleasure walking around this garden, mmm.
More good stuff. Thanks for the Monday pick-me-up.
Cheers.
WOW !
I cheated and enlarged the photo and got to see the church spire !
I am so in love with your garden.... beautiful.
Lovely Monday post.
cheers, parsnip
very pretty
Gorgeous, Mum2!
I can't get over the fact that you actually get hibiscus blooming there! In Scotland, the poor things would be pale and wan -- if by some crazy fluke they made it through winter. Beautiful flowers.
How lush and verdant it all looks. Love the arch, who cares about the white van men?
Granny Annie: trumpet flowers - excellent.
Gypsywoman: I had excellent teachers, one of whom is staying her right now and she was pleased with the garden;)
Savannah: trees and a few bushes is all you need - especially if you have hubby on a creative splurge.
Pearl: considering it's August - it's not bad.
GG: it's very calming especially with all the wild life. Of which more tomorrow.
Randall: it just doesn't feel like Monday today. But then we were convinced Saturday was Sunday. Wait till you retire - you'll understand.
Parsnip: I shall tell the garden tomorrow - it'll be cock a hoop:)
LOK: thanks:)
Mary: that's why we live in Somerset rather than Yorkshire. Don't you have those beautiful blue poppies in Scotland?
Eryl: I do if it stops them coming to fix things.
Good point.
All so very Beautiful Pat....Lovely colors and in such abundance! A joy to see, my dear.
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