What's Looking Good in June 2022

Front garden, I'm standing on the corner and looking down the road

Turn right on the spot and it's in front of the house

 

It's lovely.

 

So very nice to see, Loggie. Do I spy some little marigold plantlets there in that last foto of yours?

 

Thanks @Daniel W and @Sjoerd and yes you are right Sjoerd there's marigolds under the roses.

 

I am fond of marigolds. What a good place for them, Loggie.

 

That's great and thanks Sjeord, they only grow to 8in.

 

Got Cypripedium tibeticum in our Cypripedium patch, and I really like the strange shoe shape. My camera isn't co-operative when it comes to catching the very dark colour. The bloom is so dark red it's almost black. The photo shows it lighter than it is:

 

Gorgeous. Your collection is so very special.

 

Thanks Sjeord
Some more roses, all hybrid teas

 

Verbascum Snowy Spires,First year flowering from seeds that i sowed last year

Cosmos sweet kisses

Knautia

 

Your flowers look wonderful @Logan, and I really like your lavender border.

This one is blooming now. Terrible pest if let loose, so we've put it in plant jail where it can't go anywhere.

 

Thank you @Droopy

 

Your Cosmea is superb and the Verbascum looks fresh and asks for attention in your garden, as does your Knautia macedonica.

Droopy— Polygonatum looks stunning. Really attractive.

 

Echium vulgare and Corncockle in our Fiveup meadow

We collected the Echium seed from wild ones on the beach a few years back, they're bienials.

 

Part of the back garden from the patio door, got some blueberries.