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By Doon
- 18 May, 2009
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Wallflowers & Bluebells
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Lovely scens.
19 May, 2009
pretty!
19 May, 2009
Wonderful...
19 May, 2009
Wallflowers have been a blessing in my garden. They give the earliest colour with the Leopards Bane. The aroma is also stunning. Thanks.
19 May, 2009
I just love your color palette ! You're a woman after my heart...lol. It so bight and cheerful.
7 Jun, 2009
Thx Flcrazy. When I started this garden 10 yrs. ago I was told, you NEVER put orange & red in your garden by very snobby gardeners, well guess what, that is exactly what i did. I love bright colours & today my garden surpassed theirs by miles hehh hee!!
7 Jun, 2009
Doon, do you cut those wallflowers down short after flowering, please ?
7 Jun, 2009
Yes I do give them a very good haircut, as they are prolific "seeders" I leave some with seedheads where I want them to reseed. They R such a pleasure in the garden, also the fragrance is terrific. They also do great in dry unfriendly conditions. Wallflowers is a great bonus in my garden. How R U Terratoonie, haven't seen u for a while/
7 Jun, 2009
Beautiful picture - all the best gardens have orange and red in them put there by the best gardeners. Just have a look at some of the best British gardens - Great Dixter for instance.
9 Jun, 2009
Thx, I think so too Wagger.
9 Jun, 2009
Hi. Doon ~
I've sent you a private message. Terra xxx
9 Jun, 2009
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Another beautiful scene. And look at the size of the dicentra in the background!!! Gives a good idea why they are called dutchmans breaches as well. Looks like rows of them on the line. :-)
19 May, 2009