Thanks to The Propagator for hosting Six on Saturday. Hard to believe it is July already. The delphiniums are now at their best.
This rose grews in our hedge……………..
Along with native honeysuckle which is flowering really well this year and being enjoyed by the bees.
I generally prefer pink foxgloves but I do like the markings on this white one.
The lavender is also being enjoyed by the bees in this case an early bumblebee male.
And finally this week – a newish arrival – little chick “Dream” with his mum “Miranda”.
Love that cobalt blue delphinium – it is gorgeous. ‘Dream’ is delightful!
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It is a lovely blue. Dream has amazing marking:)
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Beautiful Photos Karina , Pure Magic ✨✨✨✨✨
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Thank you
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That honeysuckle must sell wonderful!
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It does have a beautiful scent especially in the evening
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This was so wonderful and then the Bumblebee appeared in a most glorious photo, then Miranda and Dream came along to melt my heart. 😀💕
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Ahh yes, nothing like a little chick to melt the ❤️ and this is probably one of the cutest chicks we have had
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A keeper?
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I think so…..
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Soon will be strutting around the place 🐓😀
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Beautiful flowers Karina and what a treat to meet Dream and Miranda 💛
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Thank you
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I love the markings on the inside of foxgloves.
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They seem to stand out more on the white flowers
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Can’t believe the cobalt (?) blue of your delphinium: no artificial shade could match that. Our honeysuckle hasn’t been blown away this year and next door’s has grown over and through our fence so.. perfumed evenings and happy bees all round. And Dream will surely know how very handsome he is when he grows up!
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It does appear to be a good honey suckle year
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