Chelle, I've been struggling with wind too- very irritating when certain blooms are at peak and I just can't get a clear shot!
Here's some oldies that have formed nice, fat clumps! Just how I like 'em! Oh dear, now the Sir Mix-a-lot tune is in my head "I like big clumps and I cannot lie" LOL
Geranium, Pipit, and Thalia, all 3 are deliciously fragrant, especially Geranium.
Suave, Hillstar, and Pay Day.
Thalia sun
Louise de Coligny, one I never could get a good close shot of, but here's the blurry shot- some blooms are clearer than others. The pic still conveys the nice form. These are from Old House Gardens.
Jubilee, that I got from Dutch Gardens many years ago, and one I've never seen sold since. The blooms are too down facing for popular tastes I think, but it does have one of the deepest "pink" cups I've seen. It would be nice in a terraced garden (Rita, these would show off in your gardens!- let me know if you want to try some). This is a patch of bulbs I missed while digging and dividing last year. In lawn now, that used to be a bed.
