The primary quarter of the yr is sort of full and there’s a feeling of anticipation for the approaching months. Longer days, hotter climate and plenty extra time spent within the backyard. Hopefully!😉🤞🏻
There are all types of vegetation popping up and blooming which makes a stroll across the backyard appreciating all of them a pleasure.
First photograph is that this rose arbour make from upcycled industrial sized pallets. That is the primary of two which my husband made. I’ve them over benches that we now have inherited not too long ago and I’ve a climbing rose (College Woman) on the backside of this one and a clematis on the opposite one.
Subsequent the Aquilegia vulgaris (granny’s bonnets) are starting to flower, whereas only a bit additional alongside is a Jacob’s Ladder in among the many Overlook-Me-Nots.
This little pink Saxifrage is flowering nicely, whereas only a step away is that this self-seeded Marigold. Final image goes to the quiet and unassuming hardy Geranium.
#SixOnSaturday is a weekly gardening themed meme for anybody who enjoys vegetation and flowers. Add your weblog submit url to the feedback on host Jim’s submit. Or If you want to see extra gardens from fellow Six On Saturday folks from internationally, take a look at the hyperlinks from meme host Jim and his weblog right here.
Glad gardening,
Rosie
P.S. Come again tomorrow for the final submit within the Backyard Suggestions collection from fellow #SixOnSaturday gardeners.
This week Sarah is sharing her recommendations on propagating Petunias.
Meet up with earlier posts within the Backyard Suggestions collection:
Propagating African Violets
Cathy’s favorite gardening software: Wolf Garten Weeding And Planting Knife.
Fred’s suggestions for propagating Begonias.
Catherine’s submit, gardening with arthritis.
Sarah’s suggestions for propagating Erigeron.
TopDock’s suggestions for rising vegetation from seeds.
Arwen’s suggestions for propagating roses.
My suggestions for propagating Busy Lizzies right here.
Sarah’s recommendations on propagating Snapdragons.
Propagating Echeveria
