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Where did June go ? It slipped past without even one garden tour ! Can you believe that ? This will not do . I did share day by day on my Instagram feed and Facebook page so if you come there you may have take in some of the pellet but I enjoy sharing here even more . Mostly for selfish understanding as it apply me a journal of my garden throughout the season .
I am going to go back to early June . Iris are the star in May and are beginning to slow down by mid June .
I had some newfangled iris this year , some were such interesting colors that I thought them gorgeous . You would not think a brown Iris would be so lovely . This one is call Huckleberry .
The Zepherine Drouhin climb rose I did myclimbing climb pruning poston was dead covered with roses from top to bottom .
It must ’ve loved the abundance of rain and nose candy we received this past wintertime . I had wrapped the cane around the porch post as I exhibit in myRose Pillaringarticle . Pillaring encourages more blooms and it works !
Below is my Candyland rose . It is similar to the Neil Diamond rose in colouration .
Candyland is in a rather tough berth for roses and yet it keeps on perform attractively for me . It does n’t seem to have much scent but it makes up for it in continued bloom .
L.D Braithwaite David Austin rise was the very first reddish English come up I purchased . Actually I bought several as the catalog say it pretend a heavy hedge . And it does . I have lost a few of these in a early freeze 10 years ago .
The two that continue still are going strong . I have them next to Darcy Bussell which is similar in coloring and the only manner I can differentiate them apart is when they are blooming together and I can see the subtle differences but I love them both .
All of my Clematis bloomed tremendously . They too loved the sloshed wintertime we had in California this class .
My Russell Lupines had reseeded themselves heavily and I permit them go . They were a masses of blue alongside the road in my side garden in former June . I am take out many so the other flowers can fill in but they were adorable while they lasted . I will let some stay for next time of year too .
Some of my Iris are later blossom so it stretches Iris season for me . This lovely precious stone below is called The Sultan .
I experience many decamp growing Iris because they flower such a unforesightful time but they are my earliest bloomers and give me colour before anything else is really doing anything . I mix them in all of my beds and do n’t have just a dedicated Iris seam . The foliation I leave after blooming and it blends in well once I have swerve back the pass stems . They are tough and gorgeous .
This is only a speck of what is really drop dead on in early June but for now it will do . The garden changes from week to calendar week and soon I will add a tour of the mid June garden .
Happy Summer !
Past June Garden Tours
Hello JuneRose Tour June 7June 10 Garden Tour
