Category: CAT01.GARDENING

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Today, I found an AMAZING THING !

A feather fly was emerging, I think.
But, I carefully watched this, a spider got a feather fly. It does not move.
Now, there is Vine rose “Iceberg” becoming full of flowers at the South garden.
Good view, good smell…
There are flowers in full bloom on green roof.
UL：Campanula, UM：Cherry sage (cutting has taken),
UR：Oxypetalum(overwinter,2nd year)
LL：Campanula＋Heuchera，LR：Snapdragon(4th year)

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Covid-19 hasn’t stopped, and we must keep staying home. So let’s gardening today !

Gardening corner

The pots “1,2,3” made last week is fine.
Center:Daisy,Grape hyacinth, wild tulip “Tulipa clusiana var. chrysantha” .
Right:Groupe planting of French lavender, Ballota pseudodictamnus, Ajuga,Leschenaultia, Carex.
Wild tulip blooms flower like this.
Panolamic view: Pansy is growing.
Under the “Gardening corner”, Creeping thyme will begins to bloom.

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I bought some flowers for “Green roof” and “Container display corner”.。

First, “Green roof”

Standard Rosemary
New face, Honeysuckle
Thyme – silver, planted last june, grew up big.
Heuchera, maybe 3rd year.
The irrigation pipe was damaged before and died a lot, but Ajuga is still alive and growing.
Verbena is also fine.
Freesia. I also planted bulbs and left them alone, but in about the third year, they started to bloom well.
An unidentified flower. It feels like a big “Linaria canadensis “.

Next, “Container display corner”

Renewal of “1,2,3” pots from Primula Julian to “Brakicam” ✖ 2 types and “Osteospermum”.
“Aquilegia” is planted at the foot of “Container display corner.”
The wild violets that had withered in January bloomed wonderfully !

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I bought flower seedlings after a long absence. This time,３ kinds of flowers.
Primrose：marche pink
Pansy：Miyabi cutyapricot
Leschenaultia

Let’s start with the containers of ”Celosia”, ”Zinnia” (2 types) and ”Oregano Margherita”.I planted them in August last year, but since the flower period of Zinnia has ended, I will update this to Primrose.

Celosia and Oregano feels shabby. Is Primrose a little too lively…
Pull out Zinnia and loosen the soil. A small rake can help.
Finished. I hope that when Primrose grows up and the volume comes out, it will be a good balance.

Next is Pansy. I used to put a pot of wild violets in a birdcage, but since the violets seem to be hibernating, I exchange them with pany.Plant pansies in unglazed pots and place in a birdcage.

The aboveground part of the wild violet is dead…
The field violets are probably okay because the blue leaves remain. I think it will bloom again in spring.
Complete. I want them to bloom more and more through the gaps in the birdcage.
Hang it.

It is a tin container that was planted (updated at this time) in May last year. “French Lavender”, “Ajuga”, “Ballota” and “Carex” (unlimited growth) are fine. Add the “Leschenaultia” to this.

Before. At the same time as this renewal, I also prune French lavender and Ballota, which has too many branches.
This group plant was filled with soil, and was gently removed from the pot.
The other side. We will sort and prun this lump while separating it.
Once completed. Should I prune Lavender a little more…
Group photo.

In the “Northeast small garden”, the autumn leaves of hydrangea are about to end and the leaves are falling off.

Hydrangea is easy to grow and the autumn colors are beautiful.

Challenge the training of “Climing rose”. I pruned the branches, and managed to shape them.

This “Climbing rose” is a blindfold in the range from the pillar of the wood deck to the part where the wire is stretched.
This is the Climbing Rose “Iceberg” planted in May 2018. It has grown considerably.
It extends to the “green roof”. I’m looking forward to spring.

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