A feast of June blooms from a garden in southwest Connecticut

Happy Monday GPODers ! Today we ’re visiting Heidi ’s beautiful garden in Fairfield County , Connecticut . Her thousand place from full Lord’s Day to part shade , and ( from the looks of these pictures ) she has absolutely make full every corner possible with sensational blooms . A feast for the senses , a kaleidoscope of color can be found from annuals and perennials .

What an amazing weekend full of color . Foxgloves , lupines , iris diaphragm , peony , poppy , columbine and the list continues . perennial and biennial that are cervid resistant too .

glad horticulture 🙂

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That iris ( I suppose aSiberian irisvariety ( Iris sibirica , Zones 3–9 ) is so vibrant it is well-nigh glowing ! And a pink foxglove ( Digitalispurpurea , Zones 3–9 ) is always the epitome of classic garden beauty .

The way Heidi mixes flowers is so fun ! The various mix of colors , descriptor , and textures make for dateless pursuit . I could pass hours just inspecting this one photo and get a line new flowers and coloration each time I front .

Yet she still make do to accomplish great flora pairings like these lupines growing around a pretty allium peak .

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And in another smear , lupines wait as as endearing with gamey columbine , spot geranium(Geranium maculatum , Zones 3–10 ) , and the white bearded iris .

But it is these wildly - mixed that make me feel like a fry in a candy store ! If you ’ve ever felt afraid to mix colours , lease Heidi be your stirring to throw caveat to the malarky and cover all the diversity that plants have to offer .

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purple Siberian Iris with pink foxglove

lots of foxgloves planted with poppies and peonies

blue lupines with allium

blue lupines and columbine with light pink geranium

close up of mixed flower garden

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