Low 20s today and very sunny so the flowers are out in force. I've done a little weeding and pruning and snail squashing and have some photos of my 'pretties'!
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| gorgeous kalanchoe , new this year, called Tinker Bell |
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| Bluebells from some bulbs Dad gave me years ago |
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| No idea what these are or how they got into this pot but they are very happy |
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| mini rose has so much new shiny growth |
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| Roma tomato is growing well too |
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| beautiful, fragrant freesias come up from bulbs every year |
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| buttery yellow freesia |
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| one of the last Indian limes |
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| this could be elephant ears, a gift from the grandchildren years ago too |
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| one of Nadia's succulents |
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| a Docker's Pansy, named for the colour of our local football team! |
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| my cherubs, a gift when I retired |
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| hurray! my dill seeds have sprouted |
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| shady front porch |
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| Fire n Snow poppies that have self-seeded every-where |
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| one perfect daisy |
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| these "stuffed shirts" made me laugh at the local op-shop.
All is well here, we're having a family lunch on Saturday at Elizabeth's to celebrate the up-coming 60th Wedding Anniversary of Mum and Dad's, it will be lovely to get every-one together to share a meal as it's been a while since we did that.
Hope all is well at your place too,
Love from Sue
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How does your garden grow?
ReplyDeleteLots of interesting things in your garden Sue!!
There are so many lovely varieties of kalanchoe, aren't there Sue? Your plants are doing well. Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see you on here again, Sue. Lovely pictures. Glad you are well.
ReplyDeleteSomeone was having a laugh naming a pink pansy after footballers.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, I am back in blog land!! Hope all is well in your corner of the world! Always enjoyable to read your posts!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, we are winding down here and our color is coming in the form of leaves, but it is always fun to see the flowers that grow in your part of the world!!
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