It’s another of those days, when, despite real excitement at the prospect of a woman US President, the news has been mostly about ghastly events around the world, especially in Syria. So, to buck up, I decided to go outside and take a photograph of what’s looking good in the garden, despite hot temperatures and no rain. Enough moaning, I said.
Unknown crocosmia blooming beautifully in the bucket I stuffed it in and never re-planted, Tostat, July 2016Artichoke flower, nearly-O Flower of Scotland, Tostat, July 2016It’s the dark chocolate that does it, Dahlia ‘Twynings after Eight’, Tostat, July 2017Dianthus amurensis ‘Siberian Blues’ growing where it is hottest and driest, Tostat, July 2016It only lasts a day or so, Hedychium gardnerianum, Tostat, July 2016New to me this year, and so pretty, the Australian Salvia ‘Ember’s Wish’, Tostat, July 2016Abutilon pictum close-up, Tostat, July 2017So tiny, and so fabulous, Pelargonium x ardens, Tostat, July 2016
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