Mike
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Yes, that's what I've heard. That's why I wouldn't be a huge fan of getting too far out into the wild by myself. Of course, some bear spray might come in handy too.
What's Looking Good in July 2024
- Thread starter Zigs
- Start date
Yes, that's what I've heard. That's why I wouldn't be a huge fan of getting too far out into the wild by myself. Of course, some bear spray might come in handy too.
- Location
- Kent, England
- Hardiness zone
- 9a
- Location
- Kent, England
- Hardiness zone
- 9a
Teasles, in the morning, Teasles all through the night.
DrCase
Well-known member
- Location
- NE Arkansas
- Hardiness zone
- 7b
Great job on this photo.. Zigs
Ok. SorryI used to live in the Temperate Rain Forest known as North Wales
What on earth are you sorry for Cindi. Your photos are amazing. That rain forest is my idea of heaven, and it reminds me of the one I was fortunate enough to visit when I went to Tasmania. We can't actually understand why you should feel sorry??
Zigs has a right weird sense of humour
When he lived in Wales, he said that it was drizzling with rain almost every day. That's why he calls it a rain forest.
I'm quite hoping you have some more photos of your visit to show us..... please
Zigs has a right weird sense of humour
When he lived in Wales, he said that it was drizzling with rain almost every day. That's why he calls it a rain forest.I'm quite hoping you have some more photos of your visit to show us..... please
- Location
- Kent, England
- Hardiness zone
- 9a
Your picture looks lovely
- Location
- Kent, England
- Hardiness zone
- 9a
DrCase
Well-known member
- Location
- NE Arkansas
- Hardiness zone
- 7b
- Location
- Kent, England
- Hardiness zone
- 9a
Very nice DrCase 
Is that a Callistemon in the first picture @DrCase ? I grow an Agastache with a mauve bottlebrush type flower, but it's not quite like that one.
DrCase
Well-known member
- Location
- NE Arkansas
- Hardiness zone
- 7b
Is that a Callistemon in the first picture @DrCase ? I grow an Agastache with a mauve bottlebrush type flower, but it's not quite like that one.
I just planted that plant this spring it is some kind of bottlebrush
I think it may be Callestemon. I'll try and find a picture.....
Yep - this one shows the leaves as well as the flowers. These abounded when I used to live in Australia I remember them being quite common to find. They are lovely 
Yep - this one shows the leaves as well as the flowers. These abounded when I used to live in Australia I remember them being quite common to find. They are lovely
- Location
- Kent, England
- Hardiness zone
- 9a
A look at the wildflower meadow, don't know how these got in there 
Chicory is flowering
Chicory is flowering
Sheal
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- Location
- Ross-shire Scotland
- Hardiness zone
- 8a
Logan
Well-known member
- Location
- Redditch west midlands Worcester
- Hardiness zone
- 11a
Zigs those musk Mallow don't last long but they self seed all over.
Logan
Well-known member
- Location
- Redditch west midlands Worcester
- Hardiness zone
- 11a
Verbascum snowy spires
That's the same verbascum I have in my pink and white bed. The trouble at the moment is that I can hardly see them for weeds at the moment -while yours are all lovely and weed free...I have such a lot of catching up to try and get done. Ah
, I have an idea. You could pop down to Kent for a week and give me a hand to get my beds as ship-shape as yours are.... Yessss!!
DrCase
Well-known member
- Location
- NE Arkansas
- Hardiness zone
- 7b
I think it may be Callestemon. I'll try and find a picture.....
View attachment 841 Yep - this one shows the leaves as well as the flowers. These abounded when I used to live in Australia I remember them being quite common to find. They are lovely
I really like your red one …. Tetters
DrCase
Well-known member
- Location
- NE Arkansas
- Hardiness zone
- 7b
