Tuesday, 23 July 2019

Summer colour


Little groups of colour. Dahlias, Snapdragons, Arctotis.


Gorgeous petunias and geraniums together.

I'm taking a rest for a couple of weeks. It's too hot to think about writing!
Amazing Clematis on our Apple tree.

14 comments:

Mary said...

. . . . . . and much too hot here also dear friend.
We don't have any color left in the garden, your blooms are gorgeous and so colorful.
Hope all is well though and that M is managing with the heat. Sending you each a hug.
Mary XX

Angela said...

Rest, and enjoy the flowers

ellen b. said...

We are heating up here, too. It's up to 97 today. Beautiful color in your garden!

Elderberry-Rob said...

beautiful garden, best to take it easy with the heatwave!

Sarah said...

Your flowers are stunning! I especially admire your roses, the color is so beautiful!

Granny Marigold said...

It may be too hot to think about blogging but your flowers don't seem to mind the heat. They are amazing!!
Have a nice peaceful break.

Cheryl said...

Beautiful flowers!

Enjoy your rest. May it do you much good!

Connie said...

These flowers are gorgeous. We'll miss you, stay out of the heat, sweet friend.

elizabeth said...

so beautiful!! take care in the heat, stay well hydrated, etc. love and prayers!

French Nanny said...

Much too hot! We've just moved to a new house with a bigger garden and the soil is as hard as iron!

Cranberry Morning said...

Oh my goodness, your flowers are all so beautiful! Try to stay cool. August to mid September tend to be pretty warm for us, but nothing like it is in the South of the USA. I'm not familiar with the climate of Cornwall. Only Doc Martin. LOL

Carolien said...

Have some good weeks, dear Barbara!
The flowers in your garden are stunning!

Love, Carolien

Sandra said...

Lindas imagens. Que belos recantos. Boa semana.

Brenda Leyland @ Its A Beautiful Life said...

Oooooooooooooo… beautiful flowers. So happy to catch of glimpse of your Cornish garden. Wishing you a lovely break. xox

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