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Bloomscrolling--what's in bloom where you are?

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  • AdagioMA Offline
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    AdagioM
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    My peony is blooming. It was just about to pop last Saturday when I left for Phoenix. When I got home on Thursday, they were already looking a little ragged.

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    But individually they are spectacular.

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    I’ve cut a few that were lying low (they’re so heavy when they bloom, they want to lie down), and put them in a vase on the front porch table.

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      AndyD
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      Wowza
      Beautiful pink

      I'm currently in London so may see a few things. Meanwhile the weekend FT suggested some gardening books

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      Ventosa viri restabit

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        AndyD
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        #321

        Got home to find our rockery flourishing
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        SWMBO plants whatever and wherever 😆 It simply dwarfs what was meant, at least in my mind, to be a prominent centrepiece 3' monolith amongst alpines.
        Really lovely flowers
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        Ventosa viri restabit

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          Bernard
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          Beautiful Irises, Andy. I don't have many here, so when they blossom I totally enjoy them.
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          I have been mowing around this Marguerite Daisy. There were several when I moved here, but all on the lawn areas so mostly, they disappeared. But I've decided to see if I can get them to come back. Maybe I'll transplant them out of the lawn into the garden.
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          The industrial revolution cheapened everything.

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            AndyD
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            Out for a walk around a local Wildlife Trust area with ponds and river and there were loads of ox eye daisy, flocks and campion.
            And lovely water lilies
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            Meanwhile my sisters garden is in full bloom with yellow scabious 20260609_130953.jpg

            A pure white peony
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            And rampant fragrant rose with clematis
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            Ventosa viri restabit

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            • wtgW Offline
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              wtg
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              Wow. That looks lovely, @andyd !

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                wtg
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                The linden trees are blooming here. My best friend's birthday is June 22 and the lindens are always in bloom for her birthday. The lovely scent (especially strong in the evening) always remind me of her. We had a birthday dinner for her with her family when she turned 40 at a restaurant that was near a grove of lindens. The scent takes me back to a wonderful celebration.

                Near my house:

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                Makes me crave a cup of linden blossom tea!

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                  CHAS
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                  WHINE: Jealous. Whinging
                  Drought here. Anything I plant will have to be watered by hand or hose with an auto shutoff.
                  Thought I was flying to Scandinavia yesterday. Bob is having too much trouble with Parkinson's so we cancelled.
                  May plant something instead.

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                    WHINE: Jealous. Whinging
                    Drought here. Anything I plant will have to be watered by hand or hose with an auto shutoff.
                    Thought I was flying to Scandinavia yesterday. Bob is having too much trouble with Parkinson's so we cancelled.
                    May plant something instead.

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                    AdagioM
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                    @CHAS Ouch. Sorry about your trip. I hope Bob feels better soon, to the extent that he can.

                    Mr. AM just launched a Parkinson’s support group yesterday, a joint venture with the local community center and Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon. 24 people showed up. We were pleasantly surprised; we expected maybe 6.

                    It’s a long road, and we’re on it.

                    Now I’m headed outside to water, water, water. I don’t trust our 100 year old house’s plumbing enough to leave water faucets on with timers!

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                      @chas sorry to hear that!

                      To all who've posted photos, thank you!! I'm enjoying seeing all the beautiful flowers and spaces! I'll try to add some of my own soon. 🙂

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                        #329

                        The hydrangeas have begun blooming

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                        It’s been very warm here, and I was away for the weekend, so there’s a little bit of crispiness on some of these.

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                        I love these. This plant was a from a 1 gallon bucket 20 years ago. It’s huge now.

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                        Not a bloom, but past bloom! The blueberries are in high season. We planted 3 bushes about 25 years ago; one of those remains. I added one more, but it ripens a little later, so most of these are from the original bush. I’ve picked 3 gallons so far.

                        The raspberries are from plants the kids gave me about 10 years ago. Raspberry shortcake: short plants, stemless.

                        Food people: here’s a recipe for avocado blueberry quinoa salad; we had that for dinner last night.

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                        • AdagioMA AdagioM

                          The hydrangeas have begun blooming

                          IMG_2804.jpeg

                          It’s been very warm here, and I was away for the weekend, so there’s a little bit of crispiness on some of these.

                          IMG_2803.jpeg

                          I love these. This plant was a from a 1 gallon bucket 20 years ago. It’s huge now.

                          IMG_2802.jpeg

                          Not a bloom, but past bloom! The blueberries are in high season. We planted 3 bushes about 25 years ago; one of those remains. I added one more, but it ripens a little later, so most of these are from the original bush. I’ve picked 3 gallons so far.

                          The raspberries are from plants the kids gave me about 10 years ago. Raspberry shortcake: short plants, stemless.

                          Food people: here’s a recipe for avocado blueberry quinoa salad; we had that for dinner last night.

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                          @AdagioM said:

                          Food people: here’s a recipe for avocado blueberry quinoa salad

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