June and Midsummer's Day has passed and now we've reached July. I always think that June and July are spectacular months in the garden - a culmination of all that you wait for during those dark months of winter.
There are so many plants blooming and flowering that it's difficult to be able to give each one the appreciation they deserve, but here are few of my favourities from the garden this June.
Delphiniums and foxgloves amongst the wallflowers
Pots of wallflowers, cotton lavenders and begonias
Shades of poppies amongst verbena, daisies and irises
Lupin time
Perlargoniums and begonia pots
A summer favourite - sweet peas
Nothing like picking your own raspberries
The sweet smell of a summer honeysuckle
Campions and lavenders
Salvias in different varieties
Hebe foaming on the rockery
Bees and bright cotton lavenders
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