Can We Have A Thread Of Pictures Too ?

[AnneKipanki]

@AlwaysOnAbloodyDiet
Started the first thread which is amazing. Please post pictures of your garden, pots , plants , or anything you find interesting or unusual.
My picture won't post .

...onion (scuse the net, it's in a cabbage cage), marjoram flowers and prunella.

Yes , looks like dianthus!

Today the heucharas are looking particularly fabulous

Absolutely beautiful. I'd happily fill my garden with heuchera 😍

Wow that white hydrangea is a show stopper! Loving the crocisima, heucharas with their contrasting leaves. That little Dianthus is too sweet!

Today’s offerings, simple flowers that make me smile. Does anyone know what the middle one is, they are everywhere and I don’t know if it’s seeds I put in or a weed, it’s pretty though. And this poor heuchera I put in at the same time as the others, it clearly doesn’t like my garden much

Your heuchera still looks better than all of mine, but then they were lockdown plug plants

The mystery one looks a bit like a sedum (which self seeds everywhere), but I could be wrong.... I also thought of ladies mantle or cerinthe. You'll have to keep us posted

I like your trough @ditavonteesed !

I particularly love that dark purple Heuchara @ditavonteesed.

I've come outside today to find that some of my roses seem to have just exploded open overnight! In particular I noticed one that's a little ragged round the edges but seems to have a double bloom, which I haven't seen before, so that's exciting. I'm certainly a complete novice with roses compared to some of you experts on this thread!

I'm also loving how frilly this Fuschia has turned out to be now it's opening up! Especially as it was only a cheap little one from the supermarket.

This hasn't started flowering just yet but I love the feathery leaves !

The mystery plant looks like it might be a euphorbia @ditavonteesed. Does it have a milky white sap if you cut a stem? Make sure you wear gloves if you do that though as it is toxic and an irritant. It's a fascinating genus that has the most diverse range of plants including poinsettia, giant succulent trees like Euphorbia candelabrum, and tiny herbs.

Oooh I love fuchsias (but struggle to spell it every time Mine have got buds but aren't close to flowering yet.

Today's pics: Cliff doing his thing, houseleeks are up to something and the petunias

@RaptorInaPorkPieHat

Oooh I love fuchsias (but struggle to spell it every time Mine have got buds but aren't close to flowering yet.

I finally learned how to spell it by mentally pronouncing it fuck-seer. Don’t do it out loud though...

My darker purple buddleja has come out

Oh no - I can't believe I've been spelling it wrong! 🤦🏼‍♀️ Especially as I'm normally a bit of a stickler for spelling! I definitely won't forget now thanks to your handy hint @GiantKitten! 😂

Love that Petunia @RaptorInaPorkPieHat!

Lovely @Oldraver. I'm still waiting for mine to come out.

Not my garden today, I went round to see my mum yesterday. I can’t get the whole garden into 3 pics but here’s a taster.

Beautiful deep colour @Oldraver

Your mums garden is amazing @ditavonteesed Love love love the carved trunk 😍

I love the colours and delicacy of colouration and form of little flowers up close. The hairy stamen on the mullein is particularly riotous, weird and wonderful

Lovely dita !
I can see a dog’s tail too , sweet!

My garden is about a month behind.😞

Dahlia ,
Dianthus and Petunia,
Mallow

That is a very pretty mallow - do you know the variety?

wow @ditavonteesed beautiful

@BewareTheBeardedDragon I'm not sure exact what colour it is as I bought two plants from Groupon that should of been bi-colour, so still had to go and buy the one u want

I have a Black Knight which is very dark but not quite out yet

Bearded Dragon The white mallow with a pink inside I think is called Barnsley baby

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Ooh lovely Dahlias and that mallow is fab!

Todays pic is a Harlequin climbing rose (which is why it's so far away ) it starts off yellow and then turns pink.