Summer in the Walled Garden
Jul. 21st, 2024 01:34 pm

If you click to go to Flickr, and zoom in on the bottom flower, there is someone in residence, and it is not Ariel.
A very humid day, and not much daylight. It felt like it might be raining even when it was not. But soft grey light is good for photographing bright flowers, so I headed over to Moreton to see the spectacular display of annual flowers in the Sundial Garden.

Let's not bother with restraint. A profusion of weeds and wild flowers: red poppies, orange calendula & yellow corn marigolds, blue cornflowers, borage & viper's bugloss.



I don't know what this is, but it's dazzling.


Crown daisy?

I have been told the name of this more than once, but it never sticks in my brain...

Nice to see a few bumblebees visiting the poppies.


And if Tempus fugit, you can always guard it with some fierce-looking Canna lilies.

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