Red
Reds come from the Geranuims, which have opened up in the last week.

Orange
The Zinnia, hard to photograph in the wind, offered orange in the garden

Yellow
We have the Gazania, unfurling his yellow petals to the dawning sun.

Yellow too can be found in the magnificent flowers of the white cloud tomato plant. This means it will hopefully fruit in time before the cold.

And yellow of a different kind, in these snapdragons

Green
Well what is not green on the balcony at the moment?!? The contrast between these white Snap Dragons and their green foliage took my eye.

The white flowers of the Lemon Basil are equally as contrastingly beautiful.

Blue
Ok so the bloom itself it yellow, I've let some lettuce go to seed, but the blue behind it was what caught my eye.

Indigo
Ok so this is not indigo, it is more magenta than anything else but I have nothing indigo in the balcony garden yet, and these needed viewing. More snapdragons!

Violet
The almost violet tint on the lemon flowers reminded me of this intense bottom part of the rainbow.


11 comments:
What a variety of colours you have on show today!
Methinks you might have to rename your blog at this rate ;)
A real rainbow of blooms. You've got more flowering on your balcony than I have in my garden!
What a fun post! I am so excited to get into the growing season for here. Thanks for visiting my GBBD post before I even linked it to Carol's site!
Love the title...and I can hear Kermit singing! All these great blooms on a balcony..you have a green thumb! gail
Nice rainbow diplay!
I never used to like Snapdragons, but they're starting to grow on me, especially after seeing your lemon yellow/burgundy combo of them.
I especially love that yellow, velvety snapdragon. I could practically breathe its perfume...until I came to the lemon flower. :)
No ineptitude here!
Enjoyed your rainbow presentation. Clever. I've become a fan of the snapdragons....mainly because the hummingbirds seem to like them a lot.
It's nice to hear that you're enjoying some rain! Your rainbow garden is a treat to behold.
I love Zinnias. They're one of my favorites. The just shout, "It's summer, relax!" :-D
Where does the "inept" come in? As a former roof gardener in Colorado, I salute your lovely balcony garden.
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