Friday, 21 August 2015

The Beauty of Raindrops

The amount of rain we have had has certainly kept the garden moist. I slipped out after the rain to catch those drops on the flowers.
My Agapanthus from a bulb from Lidil.



A plant we bought in St Merryn, Cornwall at a craft fair during the Queen's Jubilee celebrations. Not sure of its name. 


A slightly weatherworn fuchsia.


My sweet peas this year are from seeds I bought at the Chelsea Flower Show last year. They are not flowering profusely but the flowers are big and are well perfumed. 


 I was given this rose at Christmas in a pot. I have planted it outside and it is now flowering.



I have a good selection of Cosmos grown from seed.


I bought this on a market stall a couple of weeks ago. Love the colour.









3 comments:

  1. Beautiful! Cosmos are one of my favourites. I used to have some but they've disappeared. I think the last one is like Mary-Lou's - except she has a petal-less variety too!

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    1. Did your cosmos self seed? I find I have to grow new ones every year but a friend of mine has them coming up everywhere. The last one is Cone Flower or Echinacea to give it it's proper name and yes Mary Lou did post it.

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  2. The raindrops on the agapanthus and sweet pea are my favourites

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