This post 'Garden Bloggers' Blooms Day - Potager & Greenhouse' was originally uploaded by Tyra in the blog Tyra's Garden
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October started out with harsh winds and some tough cold days with frost at night. It is slowing down in the garden, the harvest is thinning out although I still find some late 'treasures' in the potager. It's Garden Bloggers Bloom Day once again and thanks to Carol of May Dreams Gardens, we get to see all the lovely in gardens around the world and what is 'in floribus' just now, fascinating isn't it.
John Davies
One of the last roses...I think, you never know
Auricula
This Auricula is generally a spring flower, but this Primula auricula one just wanted to get some fresh autumn air.
Geramiums in the greenhouse
The Cichorium has been 'in floribus' in my potager since June
Gerbera in the greenhouse, I think a wonderful splash of colour ...
Kaprifol
This Honeysuckle is a cutting I took from the mother plant in July and it spreads a wonderful fragance in the greenhouse at the moment.
Here comes the sun tadadada... (I'm singing the Beatles song) Calendula officinalis is another 'sun' in the potager, self sown, I like that, here in good company with the parsley.
and the last picture is of my monk in the potager 'Franciscus cupani'
That's all folks!
TYRA
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Geramiums in the greenhouse
The Cichorium has been 'in floribus' in my potager since June
Gerbera in the greenhouse, I think a wonderful splash of colour ...
KaprifolThis Honeysuckle is a cutting I took from the mother plant in July and it spreads a wonderful fragance in the greenhouse at the moment.
Here comes the sun tadadada... (I'm singing the Beatles song) Calendula officinalis is another 'sun' in the potager, self sown, I like that, here in good company with the parsley.
and the last picture is of my monk in the potager 'Franciscus cupani'
That's all folks!
TYRA
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26 comments:
your late treasures are doind well, glad they are holding out. beautiful geraniums!!
hope it stays longer.
Extra skönt den här tiden att få glida in i växthuset...där verkar fortfarande mycket blomma hos dig...fint!
/Janne
Hi Tyra, even after some frost, it all is lovely. Your chicory is such a sky blue color, it grows wild here and needs to come live in the garden with other wildlings. Your sweet pea is the sweetest ever! :-)
Frances
That photo of the Auricula is superb as are all the others.
Better than postcards!
Enjoy the sun and your lovely blooms Tyra. They look great!
Honeysucle is my favorite here, but all the blooms are lovely. Happy Bloom Day, Tyra!
What a great photo of the roses! Everything else looks really nice too. I like those sweat peas. What program do you use for your watermarks?
Tjusigt, Tyra!!! Första gången jag ser en vit Honeysuckle (kommer inte ihåg vad den heter på svenska). Kan tänka mig att du njuter av doften!
/Ruben - your favourite blogger
Lovely!
Have a nice weekend from Eva Linnea
Tyra, Not only is the honeysuckle a beautiful white, but you said it had a wonderful fragrance. I love them...unfortunately the non native variety is invasive...But I still love the scent! The sweet peas are still looking wonderful! Happiest of days Tyra! gail
You have beautiful flowers for Bloom Day! I love 'John Davis'. Which species is the Honeysuckle? Japanese Honeysuckle grows here, and although it's invasive it has the most divine fragrance.
I see lots of good stuff, Tyra ... this is the time of year I would love to have a greenhouse for so many goodies I must say goodbye to. Enjoy a beautiful autumn weekend :)
Så mycket fint, trevlig helg, kram.
Lovely photos and lovely flowers. I can almost smell the beautiful honeysuckle. Happy Bloom Day!
Oj vad det blommar ännu hos dig. Härligt att få njuta av det sista för året. Ha en skön helg. // Peter
I can imagine how wonderful your greenhouse must smell from that honeysuckle. Where I used to always walk I could smell the honeysuckle before I could spy it amongst the trees. There's nothing like it. Love your rose too.
Tyra - how wonderful that you still have so much colour and so many blooms in October.
It is strange how the Primulas seem to be blooming so early!
K
So many beautiful blooms Tyra! Your greenhouse must be heaven right now. Lovely all! Carol
It amazes me that so many of the plants we both grow must now be in your greenhouse. I know your climate is so much colder than mine, but I would not have thought that it is already so cold that things must be protected. Take care.
Jan
Always Growing
Beautiful blooms Tyra, and I enjoyed the 'musical accompaniment!' Here Comes the Sun is a good song to have stuck in one's head, especially this time of year.
John Davies är en favorit!
I think your potager would get me thru the winter so much easier than I do without one. So many beautiful blooms in there right now Tyra. Funny about the primula blooming ~ I have a denticulata that wants to bloom now too ~ I keep telling it that it's confused. Happy "late" bloom day.
Jättefina bilder Mousch, framför allt rosen som möter första frosten och den vita kaprifolen!
Ser fram emot att ses ikväll!
Puss
Such beautiful pictures! And I can't believe how many flowers you have in your garden and greenhouse! I will have to do better!
I've been following your blog for almost a year now and I absolutely love it.
greetings from the Netherlands,
Ellie
(http://ellies-garden.blogspot.com/)
Hittade till din sida idag! Vilken njutning för ögat att få se alla dessa vackra blommor, vackra bilder!
Ha ett skönt veckoslut!
Anna-Karin
livetharochnu-akh
I love Auricula is generally a spring flower. I absolutely love it.
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