La ciudad de #Málaga se tiñe de morado con la floración de las #jacarandas. Hay quién se incomoda por las #flores en el suelo, pero es una pequeña molestia a cambio de disfrutar de esa belleza exuberante. La Concepción cuenta con varios ejemplares @malaga#flowers#Felizsabado
Gorgeous pink ruffles! 'Sarah Bernhardt' Peony is looking like a double scoop of bubblegum ice cream. One of my favorites in my early summer garden!
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Good morning gardening Tweeps. This summer #SixOnSaturday includes peony Bowl of Beauty, roses Louise Odier, Fantin Latour and Graham Thomas, dianthus Doris and geranium Anne Thomson. Have a super sunny gardening Saturday
ALT A collage of six photographs of flowers comprising: small white funnel shaped flowers with a black & orange striped bumble bee & black & yellow striped hover fly feeding from them; a Perennial Cornflower with delicate long blue petals radiating out from a pink & black centre; a mass of rosette like red petalled Roses; a cluster of rounded peach petalled Roses; a mass of rounded red-pink Rock Rose flowers with yellow centres; three pale pink Astrantia flowers made up of narrow pointed petals at the base of a dark pink dome-like centre made of up of tiny flowers on fine stems.
“What is one to say about June, the time of perfect young summer, the fulfilment of the promise of the earlier months, and with as yet no sign to remind one that its fresh young beauty will ever fade.”
— from ‘On Gardening’ by Gertrude Jekyll (1843–1932) #FlowersOnFriday
ALT Nine-panel collage of June garden flowers. Clockwise from top left: a pink peony with golden stamens, a cluster of white ox-eye daisies, an apricot rose, violet-blue hardy geraniums, a close-up of pale pink astrantia, pink carnations, a white peony with blush-pink outer petals, a soft pink rose, and a drift of pale pink astrantia among purple salvia spikes. All are photographed against fresh green summer foliage.
Rosa 'Gabriel Oak' bred by David Austin and named after the character in Thomas Hardy's, 'Far from the Madding Crowd'. Photo taken in The Laundry Garden on Monday. #RoseWednesday
It is said that as Venus ran through the forest seeking her beloved Adonis, briar thorns pricked her feet. Where her blood fell, red roses grew. White roses sprang from her tears as she mourned him, and as the sun set, its golden rays transformed some to yellow. #RoseWednesday
ALT Collage of nine rose photographs arranged in a three-by-three grid. The roses range from deep crimson and scarlet to golden yellow and pure white. Some are fully double and richly layered, while others are simpler, open blooms revealing golden stamens. Fresh green foliage forms a soft background, highlighting the contrasting colours associated with the legend of Venus’s blood, tears and the setting sun.