First Zucchinis
First Zucchinis picked today. Small, but nice for a salad.
And almost all my tomatoes staked. All except the fifteen I don't have stakes for. Surely I couldn't have that many more in than last year. Well, twelve more, maybe, as three stakes have made a tripod for the second lot of cucumbers.
No-one would steal tomato stakes, would they. I must have more tomatoes.
Pictures???? No point in what I now believe is Rambling Rector - the rain has ruined that, and the rest of the roses for the minute.
How about this??? It is in the Lily family, and must find its name again - something obscure, from South America, from memory.
posted by Linda at 11:45 AM
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Chloe, if you had all your plant labels in a book - like Calidore does, and I don't - you might be able to identify those beautiful flowers. I don't know what they are but I may have a go at finding out. They really are very striking.
Sonia from Brazil might be able to help with the identification of your lillies.
I share your desire for growing tomatoes though. While my vegetable patch is non-existant at the moment, I do plan to have quite a few varieties flourish especially my favourite Roma's.
Whatever they are, they are fascinating and exotic to these eyes.
I love to see what is different in our gardens (I'm stateside, in Michigan)
Hi Everyone,
I should explain that I do have the name somewhere - just I cannot find it. Written in pencil on a white tag - not common enough for the commercial label printers to produce a label for it.
And that label is broken in two - wouldn't go too well in a book.
But I do have it.
Somewhere
It is now identified - Albuca canadensis, common name Sentry in the Box, from South Africa
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