what lovely flowers, most of mine got burnt with the frost on Friday night also lost the tomatoes and the pumpkins no wonder my hubby has allways wanted to live on the East Coast. you wouldnt believe it the word verification for this comment is diess
WOW, I have been "with you" for about at least a fortnight just now: Love your garden (this comes from a lady in winter land!!) Love the flowers,the GJ,the stitchery, etc. Sooo interesting to read, Great colours for the TTS, Happy sewing to you:-)
I haven't seen a gladdy for ages. The pink is perfectly lovely.
ReplyDeleteMy gladdy are finished. Love all your flowers.
ReplyDeleteThat geranium is beautful, I have quite a few varities that I have grown from cuttings, The gladdy is so pretty, mine have finished flowering now.
ReplyDeletewhat lovely flowers, most of mine got burnt with the frost on Friday night also lost the tomatoes and the pumpkins no wonder my hubby has allways wanted to live on the East Coast.
ReplyDeleteyou wouldnt believe it the word verification for this comment is diess
WOW, I have been "with you" for about at least a fortnight just now: Love your garden (this comes from a lady in winter land!!) Love the flowers,the GJ,the stitchery, etc. Sooo interesting to read, Great colours for the TTS,
ReplyDeleteHappy sewing to you:-)
Hei ! Her begynner Geraniumene såvidt å spire nå :O) Har ca. 20 stk og jeg tror jeg har den 2 fargete også .---
ReplyDelete--Ha en fin søndag :D
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics....spectacular Gladioli.
ReplyDeleteCheers....Jane.
Oh my goodness, your photos are amazing and make me long for Spring.
ReplyDeleteI love that two-toned Geranium so much!
Lovely fresh beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Tatyana
Wow! Those are all beauts!
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Susan in Texas