Showing posts with label lace-cap hydrangea. Show all posts
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Sunday, 9 August 2009

Today's Flowers #52

There are many pink flowers in the garden right now.

Antirrhinum, commonly called 'snapdragon' and a flower I knew as a child as 'rabbits' mouths' or 'bunny rabbits'


Japanese anemone - there is a white variety, too, but we only have the pink ones

In our pond, along with the fish, frogs, newts, duckweed . . . and so on and so on . . . houttuynia 'Chameleon' thrives

Lacecap hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla normalis) - I've lost the label so can't name it


Stargazer lily (Lilium 'Stargazer') - very showy with a heady perfume


Sweetly scented pink climbing rose - again I've lost the label :-(


This is the first anniversary of 'Today's Flowers' - congratulations!
Thank you to Luiz Santilli Jr. for creating this meme and to Luiz, Denise Gullickson, Laerte Pupo and Valkyrien for hosting it each week.