Welcome to this regular Sunday post to tease you as you have your Sunday tea and toast. All you have to do is identify the plants* and take the first letter of each and arrange them to make the name of an Irish garden.
Answer tomorrow.
Good luck!
* You need to use the botanical name of the genus, not a common name. This is because common names vary. But it is just the genus, nothing else:
For example
This is rudbeckia, not black-eyed Susan – for these purposes at least
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Well done 🙂 Hope you have a good day 🙂
I can’t do this one – I scrolled down to say The Head Gardener was in the garden so I’d come back to it – then I saw the answer 🙂 😦
Ah – sorry about that! was it rearranging the letters? I need to get some more plant pics sorted for N and O! It is getting repetitive!
Thanks – I didn’t identify the plants 🙂