Loads of Flowers - July 7, 2019 @goldenoakfarm
In the Crabapple garden, the perennial sweet peas are flowering
They are lovely, but have no scent
This quince has a lot of fruit on it. The little one we transplanted isn’t looking very good. This one has to be moved too, into the Big garden. I will probably lose all the fruit. Hopefully it will do better than the little one has.
Hollyhocks in the V garden
These will be being moved soon. I don’t have a good track record moving perennial hollyhocks.
South garden – hollyhocks with 4 O’Clocks behind them
These fortunately will not be moved.
South Herb garden – meadowsweet preparing to take over the garden
South Herb garden – chicory doing excellently
This was a surprise plant. I thought I had planted sorrel there…..
West Shed garden - daylilies
New Herb garden – Row 3, bee balm
I planted this last month, a gift from BuyNothing. There are 2 of them and this one has started to flower.
New Herb garden – Row 1, elecampane
This plant is over 6’ high and has just started to flower.
4th Fence garden – Phlox and daylilies
These phlox are my husband’s favorites. So that’s the highlights of the gardens this week.
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Your elecampane is mighty! Mine are still small, but they are many and growing. Something likes eating little holes in the leaves. The chickens will fix that soon :)
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Or maybe make bigger ones....The few times chickens have been lose in the gardens was pretty damaging...