Cosmos Beauty
Love the sun on them in the morning
This is my newest Hollyhock.
It's actually frilly inside. I'll have to take another photo to show you.
I love the dark dark red
I love the dark dark red
This is Jude the Obscure - a magnificent thing of beauty. We had a tiny bit of rain which was most welcome by all my plants.
This is Voodoo
I've been working on this with Confidore, as something has been eating it.
It's looking a lot better.
Nothing like some tender loving care.
. . . and YES, these are Zinnias. I think they're great I've really been enjoying them - such interesting and colourful flowers. I raised these from tiny seeds. A great sense of satisfaction.
Now for the first day of school - 3 children at 3 different schools this year.
We've started with a "bang"
Yr 12, Yr 9, Yr 6
Yr 12, Yr 9, Yr 6
And some summertime petunias, you just can't beat 'em!
Aren't these lovely with the little white petticoats.
Excellent article and I think the post that touchs readers's concerns always rock and more comments to come
ReplyDeleteYour garden is full of beauties Annie! Mine is drab and grey and cold - and doesn't look much better in the summer either. I really need to try to sort it out this year! Lucy xx
ReplyDeletegoodluck dealing with 3 schools.........they are growing up........lovely flowers........
ReplyDeleteAwww, look at your little cities! Well, that year 12 son osn't so little ( he's tall!) but you know what I mean LOL. Your flowers are beautiful, as always!!!
ReplyDeleteGood to see you keeping up the "First day of school" photos. Wow, C is so tall. All looking good in their uniforms. Beautiful flower photos.
ReplyDeleteThat's some mighty good looking students you have there! And the flowers - oh, my - they are each and every one beautiful. You take the BEST flower photos~!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos as usual.
ReplyDeleteI had Jude the Obscure for the first time this year....however mine are much more cream to pale lemon.
I also love the formation.
You can always find more that one beautiful flower in your garden Annie. I love your zinnias.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of the school goers. I hope it will be a good year for them.
Lovely photos all round. I hope the children all do well at school this year - you too, Annie.
ReplyDeleteI used to hate zinnias as they looked so stiff, but a whole bed of them can be beautiful as they have such bright colours.
Isn't 'Jude the Obscure' just beautiful, wonderful shape too.
WOW, I liked your garden and flowers.
ReplyDeleteAwesome blog Annie. I just stumbled upon your blog. What kind of Garden seeds you'r using? Organic seeds or GMO seeds.
Look at your gorgeous gang all smart in their uniforms - umm are you the shortest in the family yet Annie??
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