Monarda ‘Cambridge Scarlet’ (Bergamot) is my favourite flower at the moment.
It’s a gorgeous colour, a magnetic hot spot in the borders (pollinators love it) and it’s an fascinating shape. It flowers for ages, plus it’s aromatic!
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Mmm, lovely! You have a nice big patch of it too! 💕
🙂 There are several patches in the garden (as I love it so much), but this is the happiest!
It looks like our native Monarda, all dressed up with at least one place to go: your garden! It’s lovely.
Thank you! We are really enjoying it’s passion!
Stunning! Our hummingbirds love this plant. My naturalized patch of red Monarda in the field is about 20′ round at this point. It puts on quite a show.
Oh my! That sounds amazing. You could do panoramic photos for your header image. 😉
I would love to see hummingbirds feeding from it. Instead, I am currently chasing hummingbird hawk moths round the valerian 🤣
I’ll have to see if I can catch one in a photo!