Firstly, I want to show you my favorite flower among all flowering now. Can you tell what it is?
Can't recognize it? Okay, I'll show you its buds, too;)
YES!! This is Lemon Myrtle;-)
They say you can drink it as a Lemon Myrtle Tea, using dried leaves, but I've never tried. If you have had it, please let me know its taste.
Seconderly, loooove the tiny buds like pink rain drops, bellow.
Oh, you can't see each flower, can you? Okay then, close up!
YES"" It's Thalictrum Delavayi.
In addition, Annabel is flowering. It's beyond the peak,though.
And Checkerberry, too;) Can't wait to see its lovely berries in winter!
Mountain Mint produced many flowers, love its leaves, too.
Cymbalaria Muralis...
Oh, I've completely forgotten to take a shot of Hydrangea Serrata before pruning. I like its color graduation from pink to green. Would like to make a wreath when it' s dried:)
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Loved your photos, Keity! So serene :-) My Annabelle have just started to flower and the other 3 hydrangeas of mine are barely started too. Spring was very cold and late, but we have finally got summer, it's very hot in London and we have had nice weather for several weeks. Lovely! Have a great week, take care, Helene.
ReplyDeleteWhat can I say? G R E A T photos showing every lovely detail!It seems that your flowering garden is really wonderful.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures show the details of the flowers so lovely. Especially the lemon myrtle, I could not guess the name, but such a beauty!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos Keity, the lemon Myrtle has to go on my wish list. I have the common variety but is nowhere as delicate as the lemon variety.
ReplyDeleteHappy GBBD! All that color makes me crave key lime pie!
ReplyDeleteLovely pastel images! Happy GBBD!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so beautiful Keity, it's amazing the variety of plants you can fit on your balcony.
ReplyDeleteI love the way your photos show plants from a different perspective. Everything looks peaceful and beautiful. I want to sit a while on your balcony...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Absolutely delicate and lovely in every way. Thanks for sharing the names, as although I love to photograph flowers and look at others' flower photos, I often don't know what they are called.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos...I especially like the Thalictrum...so airy and wonderful!
ReplyDeleteDear Keity,these are amazing pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful flowers and plants!!!
You sure have a very preety balcony!!!
Have a lovely weekend!
Dimi...