Firstly, thank you to everyone who identified the red beetle I found yesterday. It is no more and hopefully our Lilies will be fine.
The garden is full of growth which is delightful.
1. Wisteria
Having waited about seven years we have been rewarded with our first Wisteria flowers.
Wisteria Sinensis Prolific
2. Clematis Duchess of Edinburgh has some healthy buds.
Duchess of Edinburgh
3. Likewise the Clematis Warsaw Nike
Buds of Clematis Warsaw Nike
4. Another Clematis, Montana Elizabeth, is wowing us as it roams across the back fence. There is another lively one along the front fence too.
Montana Elizabeth
5. The last of the Tulips are still vibrant. We planted white and purple ones in this pot – these were a surprise to us!
Last Tulips
6. Discovery apples As some of the blossom falls, we are delighted to find tiny apple buds beginning to grow. This is one of the trees we planted for our Dear friend, Ti, who was 100 years old last Sunday. Check out those posts for her Climate Emergency Party held on Gylly beach.
Tiny Discovery apples
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