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The Blues Are Looking Good

By Alternativeeden @markngaz
So many plants are looking great at the moment that it's difficult to choose which ones to highlight first.

But on my way to feed the fish yesterday I got struck by the 'blues' on the raised beds by the koi pond area. They are looking extra good and extra blue. Here they are...


The Blues are Looking Good

Celmisia spectabilis flowering away with their daisy like blooms. 

The Blues are Looking Good

Along with the cute ones from this Saxifrage

The Blues are Looking Good

The Blues are Looking Good

Ozothamnus rosmarinifolius 'Silver Jubilee' is a new one for this year and seem to be settling in nicely

The Blues are Looking Good

No blooms yet but foliage good enough - Celmisia hookeri

The Blues are Looking Good

The tiny, alpine Ozothamnus selago

The Blues are Looking Good

Nolina microcarpa

The Blues are Looking Good

Yucca linearifolia (var. Galeana?)

The Blues are Looking Good

Chamaerops humilis var. cerifera

The Blues are Looking Good

Small but packs a very blue punch! Yucca rostrata

The Blues are Looking Good

No blooms yet but I'm happy enough with its glaucous foliage - Kniphofia northiae

The Blues are Looking Good

New foliage and flower buds are so light blue it's almost white! Pachystegia insignis

The Blues are Looking Good

Row of Agave americana var. medio-picta 'Alba' with Brachyglottis 'Walberton's Silver Dormouse' at the back

It's been a rainy weekend so far but the forecast tomorrow is much better with light cloud cover and sunny spells. Good enough to be able to do lots of gardening still for the remainder of the weekend.

Hope you're having a fabulous one so far!

Mark :-)

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