The June Border in Full Voice: A garden at its loudest, described softly

Edwin Marsh

June brings the border to a kind of shouting, color pressing against color, stems leaning under their own abundance, bees working every bloom at once. This is a slow walk through that noise: which flowers peak together and why, how a border builds toward this one loud month, what to prune back now for August, and how to simply stand in the middle of it and let the fullness settle. Gentle, observant, deeply calming.