Dahlias 2

Wednesday 2 April 2014. This is the second part of a two-part blog.

There are a number of Dahlia-like windflower-y flowers dotted around the garden. Before they start dying off, and we end up not remembering what each looks like, I have taken a close-up of each flower, a shot of it in its natural environment and a general picture of the surroundings, so as to be able to identify the location where it is currently growing.

(Above 1,2,3): Looks like Greek windflowers, on the western side of the Secret Garden copse.

(Above 4,5,6): Looking like a yellow Greek Windflower, also on the Western side of the Secret Garden copse, next to the purple ones.

(Above 7,8,9): This double orange in the western end of the Secret Garden copse

(Above 10,11,12): On the western side of the jardin potager trellis is the double pale orange.

(Above 13,14,15): On the western side of the jardin potager trellis is the double pale pink.

(Above 16,17,18): Shiny orange berries in the seed pods of this lily-type plant on the northern end of the Secret Garden.