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AnneKipankitoo · 24/02/2022 11:49

To continue into Spring 2022.

Unfortunately, I am not sure how many pictures I will be able to supply this year . Some builders are in building an extension for me .
I might have to live off all your lovely photos. Keep them coming!💐

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applecatchers36 · 15/05/2023 12:55

Thanks Annekipankitoo and Tammy Jones they start out really bright cerise then fade to a softer pink..

TammyJones · 15/05/2023 19:35

What a difference 24 hours makes.

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applecatchers36 · 16/05/2023 15:12

Lovely blooms TammyJones

TammyJones · 17/05/2023 20:33

Thanks @applecatchers36
And update 6 days on - it's all this rain and sun

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Wbeezer · 17/05/2023 23:05

I created this little beauty by saving seed from an alpine aquilegia, it's a mix of that and an ordinary one. Quite pleased, the flowers are huge and it's nice and compact.

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Imicola · 18/05/2023 19:10

@Wbeezer ohhh, great colour! Mine are all drab pink unfortunately!

AnneKipankitoo · 18/05/2023 22:19

Very nice @Wbeezer

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applecatchers36 · 20/05/2023 09:37

This morning first rose and Jasmine ... everything is ramping up out there...

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Swanhilde · 20/05/2023 15:13

In 20 years, this weigela has never looked so beautiful. I have clearly been pruning it at the wrong time all these years!

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applecatchers36 · 21/05/2023 09:30

Stunning Swanhilde it's looking very healthy

AnneKipankitoo · 21/05/2023 09:47

Gorgeous @Swanhilde and @applecatchers36

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TammyJones · 21/05/2023 16:27

@Swanhilde
Beautiful
Now I know what's this called as I've seen about and how wonderful it is

TammyJones · 21/05/2023 17:18

So happy with the Lupins this year.
5 more flowers coming so far
Top tip - plenty of water (or they fall down ).

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WobblyLondoner · 21/05/2023 19:15

@applecatchers36 my first rose today as well - a Gertrude Jekyll. Was a bit worried I'd over-pruned it - its old support was rotting and I had to savage it to get that out and a new metal obelisk in. But seems ok!

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WobblyLondoner · 21/05/2023 19:17

You've sone lovely clematis @TammyJones, well done. Mine have been really savaged by snails this year - lots of manky leaves and even some munched flowers.

Extensionrebellion · 21/05/2023 20:27

This is the first year my irises have flowered much!

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BeaLola · 21/05/2023 22:49

Glorious pictures - please keep them coming as they really lift the spirit

I think the new David Austin rose is unveiled tomorrow - I'm going to try sitting on my hands

MissConductUS · 21/05/2023 23:35

I get these frogs all the time around my deck plantings. It's amazing how they match the color of whatever surface they're on.

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AnneKipankitoo · 22/05/2023 05:57

Fantastic photos everyone. Love them .

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APurpleSquirrel · 23/05/2023 14:54

Pink jasmine, borage & wallflower

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APurpleSquirrel · 23/05/2023 14:55

Salvia & two roses

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WobblyLondoner · 24/05/2023 22:38

Love the frogs @MissConductUS! 🐸🐸

LucyLoopyLu · 30/05/2023 20:04

@Lottsbiffandsmudge love it, is that geum Totally Tangerine? We used to have one in our old house but gave away the planter when we moved, I loved it. Had it planted next to a purple heuchera and it looked marvellous with the purple like your alliums 🧡💜💚

Lottsbiffandsmudge · 30/05/2023 20:31

Hi @LucyLoopyLu yes it is Totally Tangerine. I love geums- they flower for so long! And yes fabulous with the purple. My salvias are out now too!

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AnneKipankitoo · 31/05/2023 09:49

Beautiful cottage type garden @Lottsbiffandsmudge

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