Cheer for P

[Madame Buttonfly]

Glad I took this photo on Sunday, this poor tree peony has suffered badly from the gale force winds that started yesterday, big chunks and flowers broken off 

[goosehd]

Rhododendron

Phlox

[goosehd]

Serviceberry

Tulips

[Jett129]

Something a little different in this thread. Taken with a Lensball at The Sunken Gardens in St. Petersburg,FL. 

[Giles]

First time flowering, and 100% worth the wait…...

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

I have never seen an Iris that deep of a purple before mine are bluer.

[Giles]

We have a few different colours (all first time flowering this year)….

And the "black" one before flowering….

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

Black flowers. Now we're talking

[mikebarhoot]

Nice. My iris’s blooms lasted a whole day. Then…caput. Didnt even get aNy pics

[mclaincausey]

Hey @Madame Buttonfly i thought of you when our flowers came in:

[Madame Buttonfly]

Beautiful pictures, thank you all.  I guess many gardens have benefitted from folks staying home during the pandemic, ours certainly has.  And finally we have some warm, sunny weather in the UK.  Most of May was dire!  Everything looks so lovely in the sunshine, roses are starting to bloom, and herbaceous peonies… happy days 

[ROman]

@Madame Buttonfly , Glad your weather is warming up. Here's some roses, lily's, hydrangea's, gladiola's, midnight something and azalais.

[twin]

@ROman Your garden flowers sure are nice.

[Chap]

Rambler in front of the house

[ROman]

Thanks @twin . One more, day Lily. 

[mikebarhoot]

Beautiful ROman!

My Chaste/Lavender trees are happy happy!
And spider lilies have quadrupled in size since last year and should have an excellent yield of blooms in the next month.

[mclaincausey]

Peonies for P

[Seul]

Beauts.

[Giles]

We got back from Portugal and the garden had obviously had a big party whilst we were away.

@Madame Buttonfly picked a few Peonies and Roses….

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

Going for a walk in Penn Yan, New York