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Blooming in July and August
19.06.2023 - 09:37 / aberdeengardening.co.uk
What do we have Blooming in July and August? Well, I won’t show you them all, but these are the ones which grabbed my attention.
Rambling rose Ghislaine de Feligonde
This rambler has peach coloured blooms which turn a creamy white as they age.
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This firm favourite growing in our Fife courtyard shown below also grew well in our Aberdeen garden
Flower carpet Rose Amber
Sweet Tea, contrasting very well with other perennials in the border of our courtyard.
Heucherella Sweet Tea
It is many years since we have had Sweet peas growing in our gardens. I really don’t know why, they are truly eye-catching
Sweet Peas
Mind you the Clematis next year will have put on a lot of growth, and I am not so sure if I would really want to hide them with Sweet peas.
I had never before come across this Brunnera, It’s my new favourite. Doesn’t it look very much like a Hosta?
Brunnera macrophylia Dawsons white
We ordered an Astilbe with purple blooms, this is what arrived. Not really complaining as it has put on a great show.
Astilbe arendsii ‘Anita Pfeifer’
Not so tall but equally charming.
Astilbe Arendsii Diamant
This is the most sensational hardy Geranium I have come across. Last year with deadheading it bloomed from June till late October. This year with the unexpected heat it has grown massive and burnt itself out in the first week of August. I cut it back and within a few days new leaves had formed, may well get a second flush of flowers.
Hardy Geranium Patricia
This is the first year for our Clematis. Expecting a bigger show next year. We went for Viticella’s, no faffing about with pruning procedure, simply cut back hard in early Spring
Clematis Royal velours
Clematis Viticella
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