I’m indulging myself today by sharing seven pictures of very favourite subject for photography, which is a tangle of different flowers in full bloom. The more, the merrier! I hope you’ll like them too.
Floral Fireworks: Plants With Wiggle
Wordless Wednesday: Geranium, Ranunculus and Rabbits
Wordless Wednesday: Cheerful Flowers
Felder with Peggy Martin Rose
I’m sharing this picture of my sweetheart, all berosed, for Becky’s Squares (Burgeoning). Felder is posing with Rosa ‘Peggy Martin’, also known as The Katrina Rose. Continue reading “Felder with Peggy Martin Rose”
Never Heard of Cramscaping? Check Out Tatton’s Bold, Joyful Show Garden
I don’t usually use featured headers, but I wanted to share some of the feeling of being immersed in flowers you could enjoy, even from the edge of this cramscape. Continue reading “Never Heard of Cramscaping? Check Out Tatton’s Bold, Joyful Show Garden”
Filling the Frame with Flowers and Leaves
We all have a style of photography, whether or not we recognise it ourselves. My interest in colours and patterns pre-dates my love of taking pictures and I like to look up close, probably because my long-distance vision leaves something to be desired. Continue reading “Filling the Frame with Flowers and Leaves”
Alcalthaea: Crossing Hollyhocks with Other Mallows
x Alcalthaea suffrutescens, as the name kind of suggests, is a result of crossing Althaea, herbaceous perennials that include Althaea officinalis (the marsh mallow), with Alcea species (hollyhocks).
Now we’ve got that out of the way, we can relax and enjoy the floral fantasy they were creating outside one of the tea rooms at RHS Garden Bridgewater a few weeks ago. Continue reading “Alcalthaea: Crossing Hollyhocks with Other Mallows”
Susan Rushton 