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U.S.A., Washington State. USDA zone 8b. Sunset climate zone 5

In My June Garden

There are more birds in our garden this year than ever before. So, the birdbath  gets cleaned and refilled often.


The main colors in the garden are purple, blue, pink, red and white with some occasional orange and yellow.



Peony Green Lotus. Not many blooms, but each one has character!




I don't know why, but Allium Christofii  beat other allium varieties in terms of how many bulbs were planted and how many emerged.




Аllium nectaroscordum


Very vigorous perennial phlox, variety is unknown.



I've never seen its flowers, but the leaves are the reason I got this Rhododendron.



Billardiera longiflora


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Digitalis on this hill is self-seeded.

This hill behind the house is in the process of a makeover. The table and chairs are placed here temporarily.



All terrace garden is in bloom.

Queen Ann's Lace looks good with a variegated yucca in the background.

Coral Charm Peony

One of my favorites in the garden




Clematis Dr. Ruppel

Schefflera delavayi

The other side of Gunnera



Thank you Lori, for this beautiful vase!


New Magnolia ashei



Poppies are waiting for July to bloom



Hebe



Thank you Karen, for the Hosta Spilt Milk

 It's easy to spot slugs climbing up these pots in the kitchen garden.


Greens grow well in my not-so-sunny kitchen garden.



As I said, this area is under a makeover. Huge fern was removed from it as well as Japanese anemone.



Gillenia trifoliata, Bowman's Root

 Allium Amplectens Graceful Beauty

White digitalis is so beautiful!











Jungle




We are making circles. The garden surrounds the house.

Lettuce



Shade garden




One more new Magnolia bloom

 All the plants in two turquoise vases, except petunia, are overwintered in the garden or garage.


There was a nice dense patch of saxifrage stolonophera here... Not any more.


Hosta Sum and Substance

Feverfew




Eremurus is a non-success in my garden. Many plants never return.


Myra McRae Peony

Centranthus ruber, Red Valerian got so spread that I needed to eliminate it, and moved only one plant into another corner.


New marsh orchid

Malva  moschata Alba (Thank you, Patti!) and Filipendula



Campanula uses Agapanthus for support.

Knock-out rose

 Native Lily


New in my garden, Begonia from Shayne Chandler.


Gaura

Allium Caesium



Echium Russicum


Penstemon and Lobelia tupa



 Romneya






Salvia nemorosa















Astilbe

 Oakleaf hydrangea






Clematis Rooguchi


Pinus strobus Louie

Sun King Aralia

Some of my ferns:






What I see from the back porch.
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Thanks for joining me for my June garden walk!

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10 comments:

  1. I love your garden and your beautiful yard art. The metal pieces with cut outs are totally awesome! Your furry garden helper is adorable too.(-:

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    1. Thank you so much! The metal pieces are new in my garden; I like them too!

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  2. Oh my goodness! I can't thank you enough for sharing your beautiful garden. So much beauty to take in. Your photography is amazing! I have thoroughly enjoyed your June garden walk. Love, hugs and prayers for you and yours ~ FlowerLady

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    1. Thank you for stopping by and finding a minute to write a comment! Every time I read your comment, I think of your beautiful Florida garden, full of exotics that I can't grow. All the Best to you!

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  3. Lovely, just lovely!

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  4. So many blooms! I really love the rhododendron. Do you grow the Bowman's root in sun or shade?

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    1. Hi Phillip! Thank you! My plant is in part sun. I got it last year and love it!

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  5. It was so refrshing to meander through your garden. Thank you for sharing. I am now inspired to face the many wonders and weeds that await me in my Pacific Northwest beds. Happy Summer!

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  6. Thanks for letting us visit your beautiful garden.

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