In the meantime, we will feature flowers as they come into bloom. You have seen a few already, so here are some more.

This Snowland Daisy (Chrysanthemum paludosum) is a wonderful addition to any flower garden. They are like a dwarf shasta daisy, and sprinkle the garden with white highlights.

Godetias add such a great splash of instant colour. The blossoms form in perfect clusters and are very stable in wind and rain with their strong stems. Godetias produce lots of buds, so they flower all summer long.

This rose from the Canadian 'Explorer' series is named after Samuel de Champlain. It is very hardy and a prolific bloomer.

This ruffled pansy is a showstopper! The variety is called Chalon. They come in a variety of stunning colours and are highly fragrant. A great addition to the garden.

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