Hostas and geranium
This fiery red azalea is providing the "eye candy" in the garden at the moment,never fails to impress,even after being moved this year at a late date from its usual position.
Saxifraga
Campanula
My clematis,where there is a birds nest at the moment,acer in the foreground,crocosmia on the right and a beech plant towering over it.
Lovely to see what is flowering in your part of the world. Like you, we had a nest in our Clematis montana last year.My azaleas have not done well at all.
ReplyDeleteThe Acer is always a show stopper, Maura has one about 6 ft high. I cut it all back last year after the snow and frost and it just took off.My Hosta is up and I did'nt divide it,I suppose it is too late to even think of doing it now?!
ReplyDeleteThe Azalia is beautiful.I used to have a good mixture of Hostas but in the end I got tired of dealing with the slugs. So no longer.
ReplyDeleteThanks for returning my comment! I didn't realize you were in Cork, Ireland. It's lovely to have blogging contacts from Ireland and England - you seem to have great gardening weather. Your flowers are really lovely.
ReplyDeleteCheers from Canada.