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These are some flower photo's that I took of lillies and petunia's growing in my garden. These images (c) Janet Penn., and are not available for download.       Another pic of asters, which just happened to have a butterfly on one of them. These images (c) Janet Penn., and are not available for download.


A different variety of Petunias growing in my border. These images (c) Janet Penn., and are not available for download.       This is a close up of a dahlia, which a bee seems to have taken a liking to. These images (c) Janet Penn., and are not available for download.


One of fuschias petunias and surfinias, tumbling out of their hanging baskets. These images (c) Janet Penn., and are not available for download.       By now you must have guessed I'm a keen gardener, this last close up is of a butterfly enjoying the daisies, hope you liked these pics These images (c) Janet Penn., and are not available for download.


Weigelia Florida Varigata. Every garden should have one of these -- why? because from April when it sprouts its first leaf until late November its two-tone leaves of emerald and silver make it a gorgeous sight; It is an upright shrub growing well over 6 feet and with an aspect of well-groomed feathery elegance. Throughout its long season its lasting flowers grow in 3 or 4 flushes. It is a very feminine shrub which, at its best, always reminds me of a bride waiting for her bride-groom. These images (c) Janet Penn., and are not available for download.       Weigelia Florida Varigata -- this is the brides bouquet! These images (c) Janet Penn., and are not available for download.


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