WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN JUNE 2021

[zigs]

This is the possible Tulip tree seedling ? @JBtheExplorer

 

[zigs]

 

[zigs]

 

[JBtheExplorer]

This is the possible Tulip tree seedling ? @JBtheExplorer View attachment 81140

No.

I tried to find a photo of my young trees when they were seedlings but I'm not sure I took any.


Here are a couple photos from google:

 

[zigs]

No.

I tried to find a photo of my young trees when they were seedlings but I'm not sure I took any.


Here are a couple photos from google:
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Ta for looking into that @JBtheExplorer I can see what you mean, have to wait and see what ours is then

 

[zigs]

 

[Jewell]

A little cactus that keeps on blooming.

My hosta garden/woodland in its new location (shrunk to a small fraction of its former glory) Lots to do yet.

One unique plant that got moved…wonder what it is. Does anyone know?

 

[zigs]

One unique plant that got moved…wonder what it is. Does anyone know?View attachment 81258

Tetter's first thought was Astrantia major, she said she'll have a look later

 

[zigs]

We still got a bad case of cactus flowers too

 

[Logan]

Sage and a white hardy geranium

Foxgloves

Grannies bonnets

 

[Sean Regan]

This was one of the several roses, banished to "the alley of shame" (the drive at the side of the house), by my wife, she dislikes red roses. this one was bought under false pretences years ago, as it should have been white. But every year it performs well and if it's a bit breezy "waves at her through the kitchen window."

What this one did to deserve to be banished, I've no idea. I like it.

More blooms on "the Rose Patio."

David Austin, "Sceptered Isle."

No idea about this one, the label has long disappeared

A perennial favourite, "McMillan Nurse."

"Timeless Purple."

"Peachy"... Doesn't look like that.

I'm pleased with the spread of this euonymus, which I encouraged with several wires. Two years ago there was a three foot gap in the middle where we'd had a huge conifer taken down. You can still see the base of the tree trunk on the top of the rockery.

Last showing of these clematis.

The tortoise shell rhodo is nearly out, contrasts with a newer one.

Ou sambucus in its big tub never lets us down. Always a good show of flowers. It makes a nice central feature.

 

[Logan]

Our roses are just coming into bud.

Welsh poppy that grow anywhere

First of the cosmos

 

[Jewell]

Tetter's first thought was Astrantia major, she said she'll have a look later

Thanks Zigs for the info, and I love your cactus blooms. Only in recent years have I seen cactus that bloom available here.

a few pics from the yard. First the flowering weeds

ground orchids are almost finished

my favorite little green area between the house and garage where one batch of orchids reside

The first of the lilies

 

[DrMike27]

Don’t know if I’d consider these onions “looking good,” but they sure smell fragrant and tasted good with a hot dog!

 

[Logan]

Salvia officinalis

White allium