Last - V. Blue Muffin berries coloring up.
Garden Photos of '09... # 34
Great dark one. Not sure which.
Pond area and patio - still waiting for its seal coat!
here are the time lapse shots of the six foot lily... with the bird cam
http://picasaweb.google.com/AllisonNJ71/TimeLapseLily?feat=directlink
OMG Allison that is just too neat. I need one!! Oh Brian...come here Honey! LOL
LOL... just to bad it completely opened up at night... the thing stops taking photos when it's too dark
sorta floppy... but better than last year
harlequin from Pirl
Pretty, I like them(CF) but everyone seems to say they droop so I haven't bought it.
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what a trooper being a few inches tall... and have a flower
clems
WOW, very pretty clems!
close up of the $3.00 hydrangea
Very cool, Allison! Would be nicer if you could speed it up faster than 1 second. Did you notice the bear smiling in that one shot?
thanks!!
here is the other polish spirit towards the front of the house
gggrrrrr
have to bust up these shastas next spring... they are taking over
and looky looky Victor... one of my begonia cuttings off that old tuber has a bud!!!
volcano phlox just starting up
well let me ask you guys.... is it better breaking up the shastas in fall... or spring?
these got too heavy for the tie I had on them
Victor, your patio looks amazing.
Allison, the time lapse is pretty neat and I love you Polish Spirit with the Shastas.
Wow, Wow , Wow!!!! GREAT shots everyone!!! Such beautiful collections!!
Bill - that snake is nightmare material!!! You really deserve points in heaven for rescuing one of those!!! OMG, I'm thankful I haven't seen any like that here! Eeeek!!!
Victor - that garden around your new patio has filled in beautifully!!!
Allison - you're getting really good with that new toy!
Here are the 200-year-old daylilies in their glory.....
Burning bushes got whacked back about 75% of their former selves.....
my potting shed gardens are filling out at last....
climbing hydrangea....
another view of the potting shed garden...
Shasta daisies starting to open....
that shed is so fantastic Louise... and your gardens look great
Looks like a postcard, Louise! Beautiful.
yes it does!!
Can't begin to say what I loved---such great varieties---nice to hear from you, Shelley! A fragrant DL that I like is Catherine Woodbury---here is Blueberry Candy...
Thanks Robin. Thanks also for the recommendation on the fragrant DL. I will have to look into that one. That pic of yours is sure pretty.
Allison, great pictures! all of them.
Louise, I second what Victor said. It all looks worthy of a postcard!
Victor, I love the dark red DL of yours too!
Look what I will be attempting today.
Gift from a neighbor who had a patio built and they didnt use the old bluestones.
this is the view from my livingroom window
Every afternoon some Goldfinches come to feed on the torch lilies.
wow... you have your work cut out for you there Jo Ann. Looks good though.
I'm thinking I'm not going to get far with the bigger stones, I can barely carry a 50 pound bag of composted cow manure.
I'll have to use the hand truck to wiggle the stones on and then flop them where I want them.
Pre measure the space of course.
krapps
I want to see what bloomed overnight.
Anyone notice its not as light at 5:20 anymore?
i've noticed that. It's unfortunate that the days are getting shorter already.
Good luck with your project Jo Ann. Don't over do it or hurt yourself.
nice score Jo Ann!!... they are pretty heavy though.... hope you are going to have some help
DD is awake now and reminded me of the downward curve of the paths.
I expect she and I will work on this on Sat.
I have total controle of what goes on in the garden but we have to get together about any worke done on the property generally, besides I will need her help.
Its GD graduation party Sat. so I doubt we'll do much except plan where the stone will go.
ok good... they really can be back breaking
Well, I think I missed another entire thread, but love all the flowers on this one. Congrats to your granddaughter JoAnn!