June is a wonderful time of year, since the many blossoms are a-buzz with many fuzzy bumblebees. They are busy on the chives:
...and the Physocarpus opulifolius "diablo" (Diablo ninebark):
...and the Spanish lavender (Lavendula stoechas):
...and the Geraniums (this first one is "Victor Reiter"):
...and the raspberries:
The butterflies are now flitting about the garden also, like this cabbage butterfly, enjoying the osteospermum flowers:
Everywhere, there is the hope for summer fruit, such as these strawberries:
...apples (on the espalier tree):
...and pears (Bartlett pears, in this case):
The campanula glomerata is in full bloom, and looking beautiful this year (even if the long stems have flopped over again - each year I tell myself I need to do something to support them, maybe next year I will finally take action):
(As always, click any photo for a slightly larger view.)
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Garden Glimpses : Mid June 2008
Labels:
bugs,
campanula glomerata,
flower photos,
fruit trees,
garden glimpses
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1 comment:
gorgeous shots of flowers!
arlene,
Puyallup flowers
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