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These are the flowers we had in the garden in early winter 2024, taken mainly on 22 June 2024. They're not all overly pretty, but the purpose of the photos is to record what was in the garden at the time.
Just before the June solstice we had a relatively heavy frost (-2.4°). That shows:
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And our long-suffering Hibiscus rosa-sinensis “Uncle Max” has suffered just as it wanted to produce more flowers:
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But at least the rear of the bush has escaped the worst of the frost:
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But it's also the time where autumn meets spring. This year it's not very pronounced. There aren't too many roses left:
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And there aren't too many spring flowers yet, though this Iris is already there:
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Our second lime bush is gradually bearing fruit:
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And the Abutilon over Piccola's grave is gradually flowering better, though the big one near the laundry door hasn't quite come out yet:
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Here are the rest:
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