This is my all time favourite climbing rose: Times Past and it's beautiful this year, just opening up its flowers:
The fried-eggs flowers are self-seeded and I love them popping up in the grass. Just makes mowing the lawn a bit more trickier.
This is my Lollo Rosso battling the snails. :-(
These are the flowers of my Malakhitovaya Shkatulka. They are supposed to grow well in colder climates, ideal for Scotland I hope. And they are certainly the most advanced of them all. But maybe this is just due to them being a beefsteak tomatoe?
The Purple Ukraine Tomatoes are not quite as big as the beefsteak ones, but also have now developed tiny flower buds. They too are supposed to be adapted to colder climates. Not sure.
I am very happy about my dwarf aubergine flowering:
And the Scotch Bonnets too:
I hope that they will carry some fruits for us! Wohoo!
The fried-eggs flowers are self-seeded and I love them popping up in the grass. Just makes mowing the lawn a bit more trickier.
This is my Lollo Rosso battling the snails. :-(
These are the flowers of my Malakhitovaya Shkatulka. They are supposed to grow well in colder climates, ideal for Scotland I hope. And they are certainly the most advanced of them all. But maybe this is just due to them being a beefsteak tomatoe?
The Purple Ukraine Tomatoes are not quite as big as the beefsteak ones, but also have now developed tiny flower buds. They too are supposed to be adapted to colder climates. Not sure.
I am very happy about my dwarf aubergine flowering:
And the Scotch Bonnets too:
I hope that they will carry some fruits for us! Wohoo!
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