Simply (Nearly) Neutrals Tuesday No.7 In the Garden

Well most of my readers know that I live

in Australia where we are now into

the season of Spring

and

 I wanted to share some white flowers from my garden

to be part of Simply Neutrals Tuesday

 Even though everything is looking so very green at the moment

I see lots of white and neutrals in and around the garden -

in fact, to the right in the picture in one part of the

garden is a large white Weigelia.

It is finally now time to store away our baskets and tubs

for gathering and storing kindling for fire lighting!

 

These have been just outside our kitchen for past few months.

 This is the beautiful Weigelia flower up close!

 

The next one shows a sea of Lychnis

(it is more commonly seen with a bright magenta coloured flower)

with its bluish green leaves which just loves to spread 

 

Of course, no country garden would be complete without

some of these tall standing foxgloves which

continue to self seed from one year

to the next.

They are so delicate in their bell shapes hanging 

so gracefully.  We have these in many

different colours which I hope

to share in a future post.

 

 

 I am sure many of you are familiar with the Abutalon

(more commonly known as Chinese Lantern)

We have these in different shades including white, red,

lemon and orange.

 

There are also some other friends that we have

in, as well as, just outside our garden fence  -

 

 

Thank you for sharing this little time with me and if you

would like to see more neutrals of a different type

then hop over to Wen's blog - link above. 

 Thank you so much Wen for hosting another party for us!

 Enjoy and thanks for dropping by!

Love and hugs,

Suzyxxx