Let the roses and geranuims take centre stage.

Our garden sometimes seems like a stage - when one flower's performance is ending there is another in the wings ready to take it's place. At this very moment it is the turn of the roses and geranuims.

 I love roses and we have quite a number in our garden....

From top to bottom right-left Roseraie de L'Hay, Constance Spry,Nevada,Francine Austin, Buds of Constance Spry and Blue Moon.

The last two mornings we have enjoyed a coffee in the garden before work.The garden was laden with the scent of roses and I loved the way the light was shining on this Johnson Blue geranium.  Gone are those stressed mornings when we were organising (nagging)  the children to get to school on time!

We also love geraniums and have quite a selection. They are such easy plants to look after. If you don't have green fingers they are a good plant to try and they also provide good ground cover.

From top to bottom right to left-  Geranium psilostemon, Geranuim magnificum,  Geranuim Nodosum, Geranium Snow White, Geranium Wargrave Pink, Geranium Johnson's Blue, Geranium Sanguineum, Geranium Ballerina, Geranuim Macrorrhizum.

Down by the pond the Nevada rose bush is full of blooms.

 I had to share this plant thalictrum with you too, it has such beautiful purple frothy clusters of small flowers.

I was given a niger feeder and seeds for my birthday in February.  We were hoping to attract some different species of birds, it took a while, but to our delight we now have some visiting gold finches.

What is your favourite plant flowering in June? I have set up a header at the top to show my favourite monthly flower. I will have a trouble picking just one flower for this month!

Welcome to my new follower Julie at Dragon Fly Gems, thank you all the comments that you have left me. I do appreciate it and I always enjoy reading them.

Sarah x