The rear view of the house showing the basement windows at the bottom. This section of garden is quite wild. Again, yet to identify many of the plants in this section - I mistakenly cut back a vine that was wrapping itself around some of the other plants only to realise it wasn't a weed but very likely to be a Humulus Lupulus 'Aureus'. There are also ox-eye daisies, lilies, lady's mantle, globe flower (which is all over the garden), euphorbia (one of my favourite plants) and what looks like garden loosestrife aka lysimachia punctata which spreads wildly all over the garden.
Wednesday, 23 June 2010
Myrtle Cottage June 2010 - back
The rear view of the house showing the basement windows at the bottom. This section of garden is quite wild. Again, yet to identify many of the plants in this section - I mistakenly cut back a vine that was wrapping itself around some of the other plants only to realise it wasn't a weed but very likely to be a Humulus Lupulus 'Aureus'. There are also ox-eye daisies, lilies, lady's mantle, globe flower (which is all over the garden), euphorbia (one of my favourite plants) and what looks like garden loosestrife aka lysimachia punctata which spreads wildly all over the garden.
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