Gosh it’s four weeks gone by of another month. There’s been an amazing amount of new growth. With the weather being so wonderful to us, especially timely in this difficult period of the World being constrained, it’s been great to get into the garden. I’ve finally been able to cut the lawn. It looks a bit dry now but with a little rain it will be okay. During mowing it was apparent there are a few mounds to deal with, ants are to blame. The ants, black and red, have moved in in various spots throughout the lawn and it’s difficult to keep them at bay.
1) I’ve a few Spanish Flag (Ipomoea lobata) seedlings, well their quite big now needing support canes. So they are to get their own pots soon. Really looking forward to seeing these grow through the summer as the Propagator has grown these last year with great success.

2) The Cosmos Allsorts Mixed that have been growing are somewhat spindly. Hope I can rescue them. If not I’ll sow the rest of the seeds as there’s plenty of time for a good show from these.

3) The Parsley and Basil are slowly developing.

4) Clematis Piilu has thrown up some amazing amount of growth, I look forward to another great summer show of flowers.

5) Tulip Angelique have come along amazingly well. Looking forward to the showy blooms soon. There’s already a showing of colour on one of the buds.

6) Spirea Bridal Wreath Goes from strength to strength in its display of white almost waterfall effect.

Yet another Six on Saturday is completed. Many thanks to The Propagator for showing us the way on Six on Saturday, hop over to his blog for his insightful gardening news and other gardeners with their Six on Saturday. All the best to everyone. Keep well and virus free.
DONT FORGET CLOCKS GO FORWARD THIS WEEKEND!
I’ll be here with another SoS next week.
You got so many seedlings going! How fantastic. Love the spirea. Quite stunning.
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Thank you
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I was to have more seedlings but I’ve got a little behind in sowing but hope to get more on the go soon.
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Angelique is one of my favourite tulips. They seem quite ahead compared to tulips here, and my Spirea is not in flower yet. Yours looks fabulous.
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Yess we are looking forward to seeing them in all their glory. I think last weeks warmer weather got them going more and more it’s much colder. The Spirea is a favourite of mine. Judging by the photos I took last year it is spot on the same date for when it looked the same as now.
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You’re ahead of me with the seed sowing. My Ipomoea seeds haven’t appeared above soil level yet. They did well for me last year. You could try pinching out the tops of the Cosmos
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Thanks for the advice on the Cosmos. I’ve yet to sow more Ipomoea, which will be the same as I grew last year – Split Second Double.
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