WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN JUNE 2021
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A first-time bloom for me! Hairy Beardtongue.
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An old David Austin rose … kind of. it is a cutting from a grafted real David Austin.
a blaze climber rose
a blaze climber rose
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More patio roses coming out, though some blooms are showing signs of being a bit damaged by that hard frost we had one night a few weeks back.
Eustacia Vie
Desdemona
Starts pink
Fades to white.
Roald Dahl
Many more to come.
Eustacia Vie
Desdemona
Starts pink
Fades to white.
Roald Dahl
Many more to come.
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I got four varieties of double clematis last year. None of them were supposed to look like this. Pretty but….am waiting for it to unfold.
Spring hellebor blooms. Loved the greenish purple hue to some.
Spring hellebor blooms. Loved the greenish purple hue to some.
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Due to the warm weather our tortoise shell rhodo has made an early appearance.
It was the same size as the white one in the foreground when we bought both about fifteen years ago. They were half price in Wyevale as the buds had frost damage. A few years ago I pruned off some of the front branches as it overhung the lawn too much.
The wisteria on the fence looks better for my having stripped off the dying blooms last night.
The giant lilies are doing well. We've over a dozen along the length of the side fence. The two rhodos in front of these will need some dead-heading by Sunday.
It was the same size as the white one in the foreground when we bought both about fifteen years ago. They were half price in Wyevale as the buds had frost damage. A few years ago I pruned off some of the front branches as it overhung the lawn too much.
The wisteria on the fence looks better for my having stripped off the dying blooms last night.
The giant lilies are doing well. We've over a dozen along the length of the side fence. The two rhodos in front of these will need some dead-heading by Sunday.
JBtheExplorer
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Not mine, but overhanging my yard. My neighbor's Tulip tree started blooming! I've found seedlings in recent years and now have four or five growing in my yard. 
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Think we might have a Tulip tree seedling @JBtheExplorer. Will take a pic tomorrow
Partridges pruned all the tops off this a few weeks back, guess they knew what they were doing
Partridges pruned all the tops off this a few weeks back, guess they knew what they were doing
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Clematis are blooming.
one of two jackamani that got removed, rehomed and still more of the vigorous plant roots remained.
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honeysuckle…it blooms all summer into fall
deadnettle
Have moved lots of lavender and pink deadnettle as I continue removing/transplanting/rehoming a woodland garden.
A strange hundred year old rose. I’ve moved it three times over 40 years. I got it from a rental when they had to replace the house foundation and it moved with me years ago. It has large white buds that never open And the nastiest of thorns ever. I moved a jackamani clematis to its base last fall. Am interested to see how they get along.
A few varieties of peonies from a bag of five roots I got several years ago. Sure have to be patient to garden. This is the first year they are all blooming and smell good.
one of two jackamani that got removed, rehomed and still more of the vigorous plant roots remained.
Duchess of Edinburg
honeysuckle…it blooms all summer into fall
deadnettle
Have moved lots of lavender and pink deadnettle as I continue removing/transplanting/rehoming a woodland garden.
A strange hundred year old rose. I’ve moved it three times over 40 years. I got it from a rental when they had to replace the house foundation and it moved with me years ago. It has large white buds that never open And the nastiest of thorns ever. I moved a jackamani clematis to its base last fall. Am interested to see how they get along.
A few varieties of peonies from a bag of five roots I got several years ago. Sure have to be patient to garden. This is the first year they are all blooming and smell good.
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This is the possible Tulip tree seedling ? @JBtheExplorer
JBtheExplorer
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No.
I tried to find a photo of my young trees when they were seedlings but I'm not sure I took any.
Here are a couple photos from google:
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Ta for looking into that @JBtheExplorer
I can see what you mean, have to wait and see what ours is then - Status