We'll see more as summer progresses, but here are a few of the interesting plants that Mrs. F.G. has collected. They certainly add a lot to the garden.
In a back corner of the garden are several Alliums.
Petunias are inter-planted with some of the tomatoes.
At the back of the garden we have two Rhododendrons, staying quite small, but with these brilliant pink flowers.
The towers are way cool, I suspect that they are watered from the inside of the tower...cool:) That Oriental Poppy is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteThe towers look intriguing. A great way to grow herbs.
ReplyDeleteI can see strawberries later on in your menu, lovely towers with so many varieties, and that brilliant poppy. What a delight to see those blooms after winter.
ReplyDeleteThe various flowers of June are amazing. Exactly what is that one in the first photo? A Globe Thistle? Teasel?
ReplyDeleteThat's the Poppy before it bloomed. It's a very spiky looking plant.
DeleteSo many beautiful flowers. Those towers are such a good idea.
ReplyDeleteDoes Mrs FG ever have the time to come in out of the garden? It just seems to go on and on with so much work involved.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I'm hoping our poppy will be as big and brilliant as yours.
ReplyDeleteyou have lots of color already, everything looks great!! i have been thinking about getting one of those towers but the pockets seem so small!!
ReplyDeleteVery colorful. Mrs FG has the right touch.
ReplyDeleteMrs. F.G. certainly has a green thumb -- please thank her for all of us who enjoy her plants through your blog.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful close-ups! I like the towers, but I’ve never tried growing plants that way.
ReplyDeleteI can see where a lot of time and effort goes into planning and planting those gardens of yours.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers in your garden look beautiful and I like the idea of those tower planters.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
That planter is quite something!!! Great garden.
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