August Garden 2014 by durleybeachbum
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Clockwise from top left:
1 Hydrangea 'Limelight': 2.Bamboo Phyllostachys aureosulcata 'Aureocaulis': 3. Bamboo Fargesia 'Robusta': 4. Sunflowers and Acer 'Osakazuki' beginning to turn already:5. Hardy fuschia and the wooden recliner: 6 Hydrangea 'Annabelle : 7.A table full of pelagoniums and other stuff I never got planted out: 8.Looking out from my shady courtyard into the sunshine:9. The wide view from the garden door: 10. Rudbeckias, Echium and Ricinus near the house: 11.More Echium and phlox looking back toward the house: 12. Banana: Main photo, view from the bench where i eat.
Comments (19)
very nice photos you've a garden to be very proud of
Always a delight for any garden lover, beautiful shots of beautiful plants! I like to have Aeoniums in my bedding too! They add a bit of the exotic don't they? The Banana is quite a size, is it the HARDY? "Basjoo"! I will post a shot of this years exotics in my garden corner for you.
It is indeed Basjoo, and those Ricinus came from you!
As usual a wonderful batch of your garden pics.
Still lots of flowers in your garden. Beautiful..
Beautiful. You should be very proud of yourself.
such a lot of eye catchers in your garden Andrea, perhaps sometime I will have patience and time for a paradise like yours... superbe collage!
Looking beautiful, full of colour!!
Looking great Andrea. The weather is funny this year. I have a Hellebore that's flowering already. Can't work it out. Mick
Always a treat to see the garden through the seasons.
You have a banana plant?! Does it bear fruit? I've said it before but this place should be placed on a national register of something or other to preserve it. Such a wonderland.
Beautiful even in August! You've done a marvelous job of planting for beauty in every season. This is glorious!
I say once again: I LOVE your garden!!!!
Your beautiful garden... in all its glory... lovey collage, Andrea.
Your garden is always a wonder! Gorgeous collage! :)
A wonderful place!!
Superb captures and collage Andrea. God bless.
A beautiful collection of shots, wonderful colours, you could sell these as lovely post cards.
A garden without bamboo is like a beautiful woman with only one eye. (Okay, I'm mis-quoting, since I think the original sentiment had something to do with a meal without cheese, but still...) I love each and every one of these shots. I saw them when they were first posed, but didn't comment, as I was pressed for time, and so when I came back, I had to look again, and again...each of these images is really rich, really lush. I love all of the contours and the lively, warm-weather colors, which I always miss horrendously in winter! I can imagine the sound of birds and insects here as well as the melange of lovely plant and soil scents. This is absolutely stunning.
Delightful as always Andrea - lovely and very clean bamboo 'Aureocaulis' - I have never seen such a large fuschia, we only see hanging baskets over here, pretty but fragile.