Not much is happening on the balcony, since I’m trying not to meddle with the plants too much, and just let them grow for a while.
Here are a few photos taken after this morning’s rain.
Mixed Lobelia around Dusty Miller (Centaurea Gymnocarpa).
Sempervivum
Chilli fruit hiding underneath the leaves. It won’t be on the tree for long :)…
Wet white-green leaves of geranium
Have a happy weekend.
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17 comments:
I love wet shots! So purdy! I need some Dusty Miller...it makes pots look so frilly and sweet!!!
Nice shots. Wish I was there - I would have begged you for that growing little sempervivum rosette..:)
Love the rain droplets..that combo container is beautiful!
Very nice photos. I think gardens are always prettiest right after a rain... especialy those sempervivums! Nice cropping.
Beautiful photos! Love the tiny tiny blooms in the first one and the water drops:)
I love the contrast of the Dusty Miller with the Lobelia...I need to try that combination sometime :^)
What pretty pictures, I love seeing water on the plants too. The chili fruit is looking good!
WOW, They all look so happy! Love "wet" photos.
Have a great weeeknd!
*hugs*deb
They look so refreshing with water on them. I should learn not to meddle so much with my plants too. :)
such beautiful pictures especially the semipervivums, my favorites...thanks for taking us into your garden today
Your balcony plants are looking wonderful. Especially so fresh looking after the rain. The Lobelia and Dusty Miller really compliment each other - the bright colors mixed with the gray/green. Very nice!
This is a beautiful arrangement.
The Succulents are very pretty - prettiest I have seen!
I love the foliage on that geranium. You combos make me want to get outside and start planting mine. Think that's just what I will do here in a few minutes!
Brenda
love the way the dusty miller makes everything pop! thanks for linking in with your wonderful plants!!!
Those foliage look healthy! The wet ones look so refreshed! Nice photos, Evelyn! :)
I love those sempervirens. especially with a little rain on them. Matti
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