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BeeBalm Marshalls Delight – This is another one of my Beebalm plants. I grow two types. I love how the petals make the flower look almost crown like as they cascade down.
If you ever get a chance to grow beebalm or visit someone who has some go and pinch one of the leaves – they smell of bergamot and you can make a tea with them.
These are the seed pods of the crocosmia plant. I don’t know why I find seeds and seed pods so interesting, but you have to admit that these seeds and seed pods contrast with the green foliage around them nicely.
In July I posted a photo of Crocosmia blossoms.
I took this photo on one of the side streets in the Kensignton Market area of Toronto. The car’s been there for at least a year – in the summer anyway. I think it’s a great use of an old car … better than leaving it to sit and rot in a yard! Yep, plant flowers in and on an old car and you’ve got your own Vehicular Restoration project. LOL The graffiti only adds to it!
A pretty little flower – Malva sylvestra zebrina is part of the mallow family, although this one is a hybrid. it grows in my garden beneath my William Baffin rose. It happily reseeds itself each year so I never have to worry that I might lose this beautiful plant.
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