These Veronicas were planted by Grace in front of our foundation plant, Rhododendrons. They grow very well and give beautiful blue flowers all summer long year after year. I mean to move them to a more permanent perennial garden someday, but never got around to do it.
They are in full bloom now and attract a lot of bees.
Here is a view of the whole plant, they are quite tall and the spikes should be cut after flowering to promote repeat blooming.To see more flowers from around the world click here.
14 comments:
Lovely shots especially the Bumblebee have a great week:)
Lovely Veronicas, I particularly like the third shot.
Wonderful photographs, your Veronicas attract a lot of bees, which are a delightful addition to flowers. I love to see them. Thanks for sharing.
It's a joy to see these busy little bees!
lovely images~
Flowers and bees together, that's the best nature.
I love the color of your flowers.
Beautiful flowers and nice closeups of the bees.
Now I know their name! These are gorgeous.
Nice photos.
Thanks for sharing.
The bonus of bees as well.. excellent shots.
Tom
Fuchsia & Raindrops
i always, ALWAYS fascinated when people taking macro pictures of plant with insect. 1st thought it was easy peasy, but i try it, only realize u need patience + timing. nice one!! :D
Amazing. Great shot.
My own page very similar flowers, beautiful!!
I just love your flower images. They're all so good that it's hard to pick favorites, but the veronica with the honeybee and the betty boop rose are especially wonderful!
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