WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN JULY 2021

[zigs]

June's thread here

 

[Sean Regan]

Clematis in a tub.

This one I only bought a couple of months ago. Giant lilies doing well. we've about 20 around the perimeter of our garden.

This euonymus has been on this fence for nearly 30 years. It's totally closed up the gap where we had the big conifer taken down two years ago.

I found this tall triangular metal plant stand in the garage. Can't remember what we bought it for, but I used it to support this clematis.

 

[Logan]

 

[Sean Regan]

At last!

A welcome change in the weather!

Always makes me think of this. An old favourite written in 1928, sung by Mrs Elvis Costello.

 

[zigs]

 

[Sheal]

A young Weigela 'Rubidor'

Sisyrinchium

Floribunda Rose 'Just For You'

 

[Sheal]

Oh, and I've just bought this - Cotoneaster 'Berried Treasure'.

 

[Logan]

 

[Logan]

This looks darker in real life

 

[Jewell]

When I moved a variety of perennials last year, nothing was blooming and I was simply trying to save as many plants as possible. Now the mix of hostas, day lilies, phlox, asters, speedwell, rudbeckia, hollyhock and other assorted plants are showing me what a crazy crowded garden my front yard has become. In the past I had much more space and plants were in groupings and not so patch work In nature. A bit chaotic but a great variety to sort out after I determine what all I “saved” from the areas that have been cleared. Maybe I can determine a plan for next year or just enjoy the wild abandonment of it all.

 

[Logan]

Oriental lilies

Gooseberries

 

[JBtheExplorer]

Rattlesnake Master

Gray-headed Coneflower

Purple Coneflower

Wild Bergamot

 

[the lawnsman]

the july patio has a little color going on.

 

[Logan]

 

[Logan]

Took these this morning, this is the side front haven't had time to deadhead the roses

This is the other way when I turn round on the spot