A little look at the July garden – in close detail (that way you can’t see the weeds):
Some Rose Bay roses …
Lace cap hydrangea …
Honeysuckle …
Borage …
Tarragon …
Blue potato blossoms …
Here’s a baby plum …
The back currents are ready for picking ..,
But the first of the peas are in the trug …
I’m off to pick some currents, or maybe some haskaps, or some maybe some weeds…..
Cheers for now! Happy Gardening!
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Nice array of beauty and color. Hope the plums are delicious because we are enjoying raspberry season right now. 🙂
Mmmmmmm Raspberries! We have that to look forward to (here) …
I love the close up photos of all the blossoms. Enjoy summer!
Thanks!!! It’s full-on summertime now. Which means long, busy (& happy) days in the garden.
Beautiful. Enjoy your wonderful harvest. It’s winter here and I’m making the most of the citrus.
Thank you! Wow, citrus! Sounds more like summer to me. It must be wonderful to spread the garden/produce out over the year. Here, summertime (and autumn) bring a flurry of activity. Almost frantic.
Thanks. I guess we have some produce most of the year. Our winters are very mild.
Ah! Seems a very civilized place to garden
An easy place; perfect for me!
Oh such lovely photos and not a weed in sight .. Tarragon, wonderful stuff. 😃
Yes!! Love that tarragon!
Perfect with chicken 😄
Ha!! I just saw your comment … It’s very timely. Perhaps I should pick some of the tarragon and show it to that nasty rooster. And, maybe I’ll name him “Tarragon” 😉
Lol ..