The bush was very woody. As I was still caring for Max at the time I had someone come in to do some pruning. Luckily, I stuck some cuttings in a pot, as the pruning was too severe and original plant died. The cuttings were later planted together rather than trying to separate them. They have flourished.
These are the self sown geranium maderense that I showed earlier in the month.
I had to come in from the garden as it was too hot (for me at least) I see it is 28 degrees in my porch.
I wish that it was possible to keep geranium Maderense here but I lost mine over winter because I forgot to take it in.
ReplyDeleteThe ones I have now were all self seeded although they do keep over winter.
DeleteEverything is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt is coming on. Have only just started to get out and weed becausewhen I have had time to get in the garfden it has been either raining or blowing a cold wind.
DeleteYesterday I had to come in because of the heat. Things have changed in a hurry.
We have one here that is called Cistus purpureus 'Brilliancy', it is a smallish plant but the flowers look the same.
ReplyDeleteA smaller plant like that would be good,
DeleteYour garden looks lovely. We had a nice day here today. I've been planting out foxgloves and Canterbury bells ready for next spring. My geraniums are starting to look a bit sad. Time to get them in soon.
ReplyDeleteWhen we visited the bluebell wood last week a lady arrived to transplant some foxglove seedlings. Been out in the garden again today but it is a lot cooler.
DeleteYour garden's looking good, Susan. Love that rock wall.
ReplyDeleteYes, I love the rock walls as well. Not authentic old ones just retaining walls but I still like the look of them.
DeleteYour garden is looking lovely - nice to see so much colour when all ours is fading.
ReplyDeleteIt is coming right. Finally catching up with weeding and doing some planting. You have plenty of autumn colour - just different colours to spring.
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