The Spring flush of flowers has passed but there's still quite a bit of colour in the garden. We've had at least our November average rainfall, so hopefully the colour will continue for a while yet.
Carpet rose
Under the cherry tree.
Smoke bush flowers
Japanese Maple
Calendula, alyssum, and ivy geraniums
Front garden
White iceberg roses
Blue tongued lizard finding warmth in the compost heap.
That's great news about your rainfall, and your garden is obviously happy because of it.
ReplyDeleteYou must feel so contented to see that lovely green lawn, and all those beautiful trees and blooms looking so gorgeous.
I'm drooling over the carpet rose, and the icebergs, and the yellow roses, and the lavender, and the Smoke bush...and....and....all that glorious colour!
When all is brown, white and grey outside, it's such a treat to see your wonderful gardens.
Thank you dear Alice!
Our Bluetoungues don't seem to come to our garden now. I suspect it is because Honey kept chasing them.
ReplyDeleteI love the smokebush, & of course all the roses are just gorgeous.
You never show us the work and the sweat all this involves... come on, give us a photo of you bending down and weeding sometime!
ReplyDeleteFrankie - you must think I'm a contortionist......bending down in the garden AND taking a photo!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, I'll try...just for you.
the photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeletesaw you on meggie's blog and thought of inviting you to my site.
hope to exchange links with you if it's ok.
http://any-some-every-thing.blogspot.com/
thanks!
better keep an eye on the lizard so the kids know where to find it.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to see color in the garden. Except for the lizard.
ReplyDeleteCheers!