00:00so it's now early june and some of the biennials we planted last year are now coming into bloom
00:06so i'll just take you up close to show you a few of them here's ones in pots these are
00:12canterbury bells and there's different colors of them you can see they're a white dark blue
00:18and a kind of lilac blue color these are beautiful plants you can see how tall they are here
00:24great for cut flowers last for about two weeks in a vase and then we have these poppies that we
00:32sowed last year as well and some babies breath in amongst them it works really well down here
00:39we have the alyssum planted last year too and we have some dahlias and panties and petunias up in
00:49the pots here and these are tagetes and these are like a branching a bushy kind of marigold
01:02and more of the white canterbury bells there and some of the aquilegia they're perennial
01:10the sweet pea starting to bloom
01:14more poppies there some pink and red oriental poppies you can see the bees
01:17absolutely love these flowers and some baby's breath
01:24more poppies and bunny grass some marigolds in here as well
01:32and then some schizanthus more canterbury bells and more sweet pea
01:40more schizanthus and then if i just take you around the back
01:43this is the perennial bed it's starting to come along and fall out now
01:50you're starting to see oh there's bugs on the the bolly buttons
01:55the rain hasn't done too much damage
01:59garden badly needs the grass needs cut but um
02:02it's just been too wet you can see the cornflowers there coming along and here's all the sweet
02:10william and all our biennial that was planted out last year over wanters fine and like the canterbury
02:17bells they survive the frost fine as well then there's a whole pile of canterbury bells starting
02:21to open or about to open and there should be quite a sea of blue here very soon
02:29and then up the back you can see another biennial and that is the silver pennies and the seat heads are now forming on them
02:40and that's the latest
02:41the biennials are a great idea for filling that gap that June gap that um
02:51the spring flowers have gone over and then you're waiting for the summer flowers to open so the
02:55biennials really do make a difference in terms of providing color all summer through
