not sure what the white "weed" is but i like it! it looks like something that would from a bulb. sounds like you're not in the us...where is your garden?

im from denmark, and yes the white flowers come from bulbs, and even tough they are pretty they are still a pain, the leaves stay on trough out the summer and creates a big mess when ever you run it over with the lawnmower

heres a few more that i took this weekend :)

heres the poppies mixed in with some wild chervil
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heres a closeup
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and heres one with my hand just so you can see how huge they are :) (note my hand is pretty big )
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i have no idea of what this is, its about 40 cm's high and it just popped up in the hydrangea bed
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heres the roof of our terrace :)
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and heres on from below
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and another one
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picture taken from the road,
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peony and snowball bush
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the back of our backyard :)
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a small old rhododendron
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if you'd like to see more pictures im gonna upload some pictures in the nature photography forum that i took this weekend too :)

uh, turns out theres no such forum :)
i'll just post em here :)

this is from the beach nearby, theres chervil everywhere :)
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small wildflowers
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heres a spanish broom (is that what its called in english)
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some fresh new growth on a Polypodium growing in between some rocks
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some sea kale, delicious :)
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wildflowers on the nearby burial mount
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found these on it, does any1 know what it is?
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found a big web of potentilla on the beach
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small clump of sedum growing in between the rocks
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pretty formations in the clay
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a wild cornflower up close
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unknown wildflowers, any1 know what it is?
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some kind of silene

Beautiful, you must live in Paradise!

well it is beautiful around here this time of the year, :)but this weekend has been just horrible, its been storming and raining, our backyard is flooded and the rhododendron, clematis and the poppies lost all the flowers due to the strong winds :(

been a while :) but ehres a late agaust picture of the view from my window :)
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I have sure enjoyed your pictures!
Thanks.
Little Pieter Spielamon

so many beautiful photos. thanks for sharing!

love the poppies with chervil. that purple flower in your hydrangea bed looks familar..maybe a fritillia?

you eat the sea kale?

been awhile, had totally forgotten about this thread,
thank you for the kind comments glad you enjoyed the pictures, because i sure liked taking them :)

dahli22:
I really like the poppies mixed in with the chervil too, and the best part about it is that i do nothing to maintain them ;), unfortunately i don't think the NoID plant is anything in the fritillaria genus.
and yes i eat the sea kale and lots of it :D, i eat the flower buds, the stems and the leaves all raw, some people cook them but i haven't tried that yet.

was just digging around in the computer and found some more pictures from the summer :)
enjoy!

more sea kale
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fuchsia, climbing hydrangea and clematis.
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again.
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and one last time
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wild roses growing along our horsepen
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old poplar growing a root inside itself
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small buttercops
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elderberrie in the back of our yard in bloom
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and one in front of the house
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the burial mount again later on the season with new flowers
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closeup with our house in the background :)
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and to finish off with some fall/winter pictures :)

from october i think
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Beautiful pictures! Post them on the Cottage Garden forum on Gardenweb. I know those folks will really enjoy them.
Kathy in Texas

i will do that thanks for the tip and the nice comment :)

Your white flowered weeds may belong to the ornithogallum species( star of Bethlehem). On pictures 10 and 11 on the arbor, are those pink vine form dogwoods?. Beautiful pictures, love your garden.

yes they are ornithogallum , but i discovered that a long time ago, thanks for the help though :)
and no they arent dogwood its clematis montana :)

Lots of beautiful flowers!

its like a dream ,very beautiful

Wow how beautiful flowers in your garden like floralmachine.com

Explanation needed for burial mount..do you mean it is a private graveyard/cemetery? Where is all this beauty in your pictures? Country or state/city? Thanks for sharing your beauty with us.