My garden on 4rth of July 14

[UMARKHANMARDAN]

Zinnia F-1 Dream Land Rose


Zinnia F-1 Dream Land Scarlet

Zinnia F-1 Dream Land Yellow

Zinnia Dream Land F-1 Ivory

 

[UMARKHANMARDAN]

Zinnia F-1 Dream Land Red

Cassia Fistula

Cassia Nadosa

 

[UMARKHANMARDAN]

Some more

 

[Allee]

So lovely! Thank you for sharing!

 

[thekarens]

Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing.

 

[aliray]

Love the zinnias and the cassias. Your bougainvias are lovely. I stopped growing any of them because of the thorns. I am trying not to grow anything with thorns as I hate getting stuck. Everytime hubby goes out to mow he comes in bleeding all over the place from getting stuck with thorns. Citrus has them and I have 3 cassia alpina with nasty thorns but they are too pretty so they stay. Is that a young monsterosa varigated or a type of philodendron? Such pretty gardens, Love all the pictures...Alison

 

[aliray]

Is that first picture a Qween crepe myrtle. The individual flowers look bigger than the regular tree crepe myrtle?.... Alison

 

[UMARKHANMARDAN]

Hi Aliray u can grow Boginvelia whivh is without thtones like B.Pharamosa blue n alba.thabks for kind words.Alison hi of which you are asking the one with purple flower its Lagetormia I dont remenmber the exact sprlling

 

[TessieB]

I bet your place smells nice with all those blooming flowers.

 

[UMARKHANMARDAN]

Thanks Tessie B n your Amazon looks great.

 

[Betrisher]

Oh Umar! Again, you've outdone yourself with all this beauty! I can't believe the cassias are so lovely. They're considered pests here in Australi and must be pulled out before ever they reach adult size. I've never seen a fully grown one and hadn't realised how lovely they were. Thanks so much for posting! (I like the pink one best).

Crepe myrtle is Lagerstroemia and yours is a beauty. My Mum has a few pale pink and purple ones, but I do love the depth of colour in yours. Years ago, Dad cut down one of Mum's crepe myrtles to make way for my aviary. We got suckers popping up from that darned tree for years and years afterward! LOL!

I love the way you plant your herbaceous borders in banks of a single colour. Most gardens near my place feature mixed colours and so the effect isn't nearly as stunning as your plantings. I think it really allows the viewer to appreciate the depth of colour in each flower.

I hope you're finding time in your busy life to walk among all this beauty and enjoy it?

 

[UMARKHANMARDAN]

Hi Betrisher how are you.Cassia Nodosa is an expensive ornamental tree here in Pakistan & for best results is grafted on the local Cassia Fistula.
I love single color schemes, mass planting of single color.Betrisher actually mass planting of single color annual gives the best impact in a large garden.Mixed color schemes are well suited to small gardens as the space is limited.Thanks for your kind words.I,l post more for your pleasure.