Our front garden consists of everything from daylilies, columbine, mallow, sedums, phlox, cutleaf forsythia, lilacs, double white roses, john cabot rose, heathers, geraniums, bleeding hearts, dianthus, lady slippers, wild blueberries, rock cress, rock rose, spirea, chives, iris and more… Out back there are more berries and bulbs:
Missed yesterday, which sucks. There were two new that I’d lost track of. So long as I get the bulk of them though and get these pics IDed I can start cataloging their locations next year, then will just fill in the blanks. Anyway, no clue what these are or if they’re dupes. I’m 90% sure that they’re fresh blooms. It’s getting difficult to keep track. Next year I’ll be twist tying the scapes.
Here are the two new blooms today. Now, THESE are pictures of the blooms on some of the clumps we’d got into the ground. I actually finished planting off that section today. The plants look rough since they’re fresh in the ground and it’s so hot now, plus many are not blooming now, we selected some late bloomers for the bulk of the row. I’d planted 18 or so clumps, averaging 3’ wide in size. Here’s a pick of o...
Just a couple, plus a pic of our daily harvest basket-o-fun.
Bubbly Bald Eagle Big Yellow Bird Lyttleton Again…. Hyperion Rose of Sharon I’m training into tree form. Baxter the dippy dog.
I’m actually early on posting these ones, yay!
Another round of first timers, plus an around the yard post coming up in a new thread. Night Beacon
Late again.. Whoops.. ;) Asian Artistry Spiderman Little Grapette Yasmin
Well.. You know what they say, better late then never.. Told you it’s a busy time of year.. ;) Cleo Decatur Gleam Some golden Lantana I put beside the dressing room flanking either side of a young Lilac. Darned if the stuff isn’t annual here though.. Lowes tag says it’s evergreen, which I knew was off for this zone. But it’s hardy to only zone 8. Going to cut it back and cover with leaves this winter, see if I can save them that way. Also decided on...
Another round of first blooms. Silk and Honey Spiderman And a zucchini bloom for good measure.
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