Borage
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White Agapanthus and Pasionflower 
Hebe
Abutilon
Inula helenium, Elecampane
Eucomis, Pineapple Lily
Misty the Watchful
Eucomis, Pineapple Lily
Misty the Watchful
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4 comments:
Those borage flowers are beautiful. I love their deep blue color. I have only seen pictures of borage in catalogs, but your photo gives me a better sense of how beautiful the flowers truly are.
Beautiful pictures! I am growing borage for the first time myself and now I can't wait to see the blue flowers. You are also lucky to have such a beautiful cat to watch over your garden. :)
I love the borage.Is it a herb?the flowers are pretty.I love the white nigella's.Is Mist the under gardener?
Thanks for all the kind comments. I bought packets of Borage and Nigella seeds many years ago, and still get plants popping all over the garden every year.
Borage is considered to be a herb, but I wanted it for the colour of the flowers and like that the slugs don't eat it.
As for Misty - she is her own boss. Her job is to look good, so she tells me.
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