Dahlia ‘Blanc y Verde’.Petunia.Acer negundo FlamingoRose ‘William and Catherine’.Shasta daisy. Chrysanthemum x superbum.Lychnis Coronaria alba.Viola cornuta alba.Astrantia major.Lysimachia clethroides (Swan neck).Dianthus barbatus alba (Sweet William).Dahlia ‘Twynings After Eight’.Daucus carotaPelargonium Scented leaved ‘Fringed Apple’.Pelargonium Regal ‘Richie’Myrtus Communis and a Bumble Bee.
White flowers are so beautiful and that is a superb collection. I have planted several Myrtles in recent years ( Communis and Luma) but mine have not flowered yet and are growing very slowly. Are they slow to start? Amelia
Thank you Amelia. The Myrtle is against a south facing wall and seems very happy, I actually took the loopers to it this spring because it was becoming to big. I cannot remember how long it was after buying it before it flowered.
Beautiful flowers, Brian. Do you have an all white garden bed or are these specially selected for the post? I used to have a white/silver garden, but it was shaded out by surrounding trees long ago.
Such a good range of whites after your darker shades last week Brian. I bought a different apple scented variety of pelargonium from eBay as an afterthought as I realisded I had an odd number, but I guess yours was from Fibrex – are your other new ones doing well too?
Thank you Cathy, I thought the two posts worked well.Two of the seven I bought from Fibrex failed, they have replaced them. I bought ‘Voodoo’from a NGS garden visit.
A lovely collection. I must try Dahlia ‘Twynings After Eight’ next year, it looks so delicious. Don’t you think there is something so elizabethan about astrantia?
That’s a lovely selection Brian. Must admit that I find white one of the best colours in the garden. It’s the only single colour to which I’ve devoted an entire border.
Oh I enjoyed both your dark and light posts Brian. We visited the Tatton Flower Show on Wednesday and I came away with three white flowering plants out of a total of six purchases. I love the way that they glow in the evening light.
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Wonderful photos Brian! White flowers can make such a lovely impact in the garden.
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Yes they do thank you Cathy.
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White flowers are so beautiful and that is a superb collection. I have planted several Myrtles in recent years ( Communis and Luma) but mine have not flowered yet and are growing very slowly. Are they slow to start? Amelia
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Thank you Amelia. The Myrtle is against a south facing wall and seems very happy, I actually took the loopers to it this spring because it was becoming to big. I cannot remember how long it was after buying it before it flowered.
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All very beautiful, Brian, and beautifully photographed. Is the myrtle fragrant?
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Thank you Kate, there is a light fragrance.
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Well done, white isn’t the easiest colour to photograph.
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Cool colours are salve to the gardener during this hot weather. Your pictures are superb…thanks
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Thank you Noelle.
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Beautiful flowers, Brian. Do you have an all white garden bed or are these specially selected for the post? I used to have a white/silver garden, but it was shaded out by surrounding trees long ago.
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Thank you Eliza. We have an area of the garden which we call the ‘White and Green’ garden.
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Such a good range of whites after your darker shades last week Brian. I bought a different apple scented variety of pelargonium from eBay as an afterthought as I realisded I had an odd number, but I guess yours was from Fibrex – are your other new ones doing well too?
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Thank you Cathy, I thought the two posts worked well.Two of the seven I bought from Fibrex failed, they have replaced them. I bought ‘Voodoo’from a NGS garden visit.
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Glad they were fine about replacing them. Looking at my apple one it looks the same as yours although it came just as ‘Apple’
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The leaves on our ‘Apple’ are fringed, are they on yours?
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I have been trying to find photos to check what you mean by ‘fringed’, Brian…not sure if mine are
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What a lovely selection! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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My pleasure Gill.
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A lovely collection. I must try Dahlia ‘Twynings After Eight’ next year, it looks so delicious. Don’t you think there is something so elizabethan about astrantia?
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Thank you Allison. Yes like an Elizabethan Ruff.
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That’s a lovely selection Brian. Must admit that I find white one of the best colours in the garden. It’s the only single colour to which I’ve devoted an entire border.
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Thank you John, we also have what we call the white and green garden.
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Oh I enjoyed both your dark and light posts Brian. We visited the Tatton Flower Show on Wednesday and I came away with three white flowering plants out of a total of six purchases. I love the way that they glow in the evening light.
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Thank you Anna. Is there a white garden developing there?
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