Orange in the garden

There is so much colour in the garden at the moment. I thought I would capture a bit of orange.

Montbretia
Nasturtsions climbing the chicken run
Tomatoes ripening

There are other orange splashes in the garden but these caught my eye today. There is the smaller more common version of montbretia, there are orange lilies, the berries on the honeysuckle and the flowers on the runner beans.

The montbretia we planted last year for it’s spiky foliage and it didn’t flower so it’s great to see the flowers this year.

The nasturtsions were from seeds we collected from the allotment last year. T had assured us they climb as well as trail and we have just proved him right. The girls love to eat any leaves that go through the wire.

Tomatoes will be abundant at the allotment but it’s always nice to have a few pots in the garden too. I love to see a pop colour.

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6 Responses to Orange in the garden

  1. Sophie says:

    I love the colour orange! xx

  2. david says:

    Your tomatoes are huge – you must be delighted.

    • Carol says:

      I have to be honest and admit that they aren’t very big. It’s a close up photo which is deceiving. They are small to medium but some at the allotment are huge. Just having some ripening is good though because we often end up with blight at home. That’s why we did them in pots this year.

  3. marion says:

    Looks lovely, we have a patch of Monbertia, they are such a splash of colour.

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