Thursday, July 15, 2010

Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day, July 2010

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Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day! Short and Sweet, lots of pictures not so many words.

Apparently July is a month for hot pink!


Achillea cv. (Yarrow)
Achillea cv. (Yarrow) is tolerated because I'm not allowed to get rid of it. I just wish it didn't flop so much.

Floribunda Rose 'Sexy Rexy'
Floribunda Rose 'Sexy Rexy' is not quite hot pink, it's fairly hard to describe really but I think the picture captures it well. Lots of depth to the colour.

Alcea rosea 'Fiesta Time'
Alcea rosea 'Fiesta Time' is only passing through my yard. I have no space and this will live in my sister's yard until I might be able to get a seedling of my own from it.


And because there's more to the garden than pink here are a few extras:


Agastache 'Black Adder'
Agastache 'Black Adder' - I think I might prefer 'Blue Fortune' but I've only just moved this to a place it should be happier so I'll reserve judgment on it.

Hydrangea 'Kyushu'
Hydrangea 'Kyushu' is putting on a good show in my front yard as a standard.

Cherry Tomato
This is an orange cherry Tomato I'm growing this year.

5 comments:

  1. What fun I'm having this evening... so far everyone's site I've visited has wonderful photos! The rose is great! Larry

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  2. Hi Andrew, just found your blog through Blotanical and I'm so happy to see someone else with the stunning Kyushu!! Yours is far ahead of mine though, at this rate I may not have blooms til September! You have beautiful blooms in your garden. I just scrolled though some of your old posts, be patient with Carpatica 'white clips', they take some time to get going but after 3-5 years you will have a 12-18 inch ball covered in blooms. Always nice to visit other Canadian gardeners. :)

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  3. I have had my eye on that Sexy Rexy rose debating whether to get one. Since seeing yours it will go on mt never ending list. It is a beauty.

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  4. Hmmm... I don't have much pink in my garden. Lots of yellows and purples, though. Thanks for joining in for bloom day!

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  5. Thanks everyone for stopping by.

    Rebecca - I didn't expect to see as much from my Hydrangea until later in the summer either but many of my late flowering plants are much further along than I'd expect - I have Bugbane, Turtleheads and Toadlilies all in bud as well right now!

    I've been fairly impressed with 'Sexy Rexy' though mine got set back badly over the winter and needs a few more years to really get going I think. I don't have it in the best spot.

    Carol - I wouldn't have expected to have as much pink as I have, and really I'm a little surprised I don't have more yellow!

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