Friday, 29 September 2017

The 'Delargo Towers' Garden - September

Here I am again me dears. I have at last started to repair the damage inflicted on me blog by photo Bucket Firstly I need to fill in the missing months garden posts ( May to January ) then replace the missing four years worth of photos on the previous posts

Wish me luck and here we go with
September 2017


 For us the whole point of a garden is 'somewhere nice to sit with a glass of wine'


 Well, we certainly archived that


 and the garden was looking lush.


 Still flowering, but past its first flush, Phlox paniculata; and Salvia uliginosa in the background


 Penstemon mixed colours – cottage garden variety


 Salvia 'Amistad'



 Asarina (Maurandya) scandens


 Up in the hot colours border


 Everything was doing very well


 New for us, and from seed, Salvia coccinea



 Pyracantha

  
Salvia coccinea


Again from seed and only just starting to flower, Mina/Ipomoea lobata - 'Spanish Flag'


 Coreopsis grandiflora "Early Sunrise"


 Pelargonium, “Calliope” Dark Red



 Our dahlias 'The Bishops Children'



 A lovely pink ivy leaf  Pelargonium from Mr Baker in Essex


 Coboea scandens


 We had four apple trees - and nobody who likes apples !


 The project  for next year was to have been a 'mainly white' border. 

(we already had an area that had white - Mirabilis jalapa, foxgloves, Oriental poppy and Iochroma australe - in place)

 but it was never to be.


Another never to be was the 'Giants' Border'
with not one but two Crambe cordifolia and a Dahlia imperialis
The Crambe should have looked like this one at Kew but i never saw it in flower.





It is not often that I show the front garden.


This is taken through the sitting room window.


Nicotiana a-go-go !

Well there we are then, me dears

Till next time

ttfn

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