Though the weeding is killing me, our garden is starting to look a bit more cheerful, which makes it so worthwhile. Here's what is currently in bloom:
'Mutabilis' China Rose
'Evelyn' David Austin Rose
'Hot Cocoa' Floribunda Rose
Zinnias
Cosmo
Mexican Hat Flower
Chocolate Cherry Sunflower
'The Dark Lady' David Austin Rose
'Europeana' Floribunda Rose
Nasturtiums
Marigolds
Stock
Snapdragons & Violas
Geranium
Lantana
Hydrangea
More David Austin Roses
In the Medieval Garden:
Flax
Calendula / Pot Marigolds
Borage
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I love the floribund roses. They make me swoon! And the medieval garden too. I love that idea.
You have such a lovely blog! It is so nice to visit from a metropolitan area suburb. A glimpse into another lifestyle. Thank you.
Also, our medieval garden has largely been a disappointment. Starting everything from seed was not the best idea as many of the herbs are *VERY* slow-growing or difficult to germinate, and many newly transplanted seedlings got choked out by weeds because I simply couldn't manage it all. We won't be able to do all I'd hooped with the garden, but I'll keep trying!
G ~ The nasturtiums sound so pretty, best of luck with your flower garden!
We're enjoying The Child's Fairy Geography very much (well, *I'm* enjoying it - the kids find it a little boring at times, but then everything bores them!) I have so many ideas on how to use the book, I'll be very excited to explore them more once we resume school (we're on a break for another week or so).