The Garden in June

It is looking like winter around here, but there are still a few flowers to be found. These photos were taken at about 2 o'clock this afternoon, but the dark sky made conditions more like dusk. You will also notice from the photos that it has been raining today.

Flowering quince:

Hebe:

Euryops daisy:

A little pelargonium has been flowering for months:

It might be the South African Pelargonium reniforme.

Lavender:

Thryptomene:

Salvia:

Most of the salvias have been destroyed by frost, but this mini red one still has some flowers.

Rain-covered rosemary:

Osteospermum daisies:

Anemones:

Bergenia:

Penstemons:

A little wildflower, trailing goodenia:

Viburnum tinus:

Abutilons:

This was a surprise, as ceanothus normally flowers in spring, not in winter:

Some jonquils have started flowering, although most are only just appearing out of the ground:

Pigface is another plant that I don't expect to see flowering at this time of year:

The last of the Japanese windflowers:

And that's just about the lot. I missed the cyclamens, a grevillea, and a correa that some "helpful" bird had pruned all the flowers off.

The pictures aren't in the order I wanted them, but Blogger sucked half of them in in reverse order, and moving them around is a pain with this new editor.