It was still hot in a sunny place last weekend. My wife pruned withering peony leaves, and new leaves of
Lycoris radiata became visible. I planted half a dozen of bulbs of Allium cristophii in this raised bed.
I also planted two dozens of Allium unifolium bulbs in the east-side border. This pink allium can be seen on a photo used as a wallpaper of this blog.
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Leaves of peony started to wither. |
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Metal mesh supports for peony has became visible. |
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Under peony leaves, there are new leaves of lycoris, that grows after flower. |
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Bulbs of Allium cristophii |
Did you mean that you are visiting England soon...Cornwall even? I wonder where, whether you will be nearby? You would be interested in the Eden project I think.
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