Countdown to spring! One garden photo per day(sort of)Part 9

add the snow coming to the south shore ;(

not sure which geranium this one is - could be sweet heidi

Asiatic lily - forgot which.

Don't think so----my Sweet Heidy has cream in the center of the bloom. NH purple?

Great lily Victor
Hi Marilyn

Could be 'Patricia' geranium. Whatever it is, it is very pretty.
Nice lily Victor.

I am only guessing - it is not NH that is ordered for this year - could be patricia

Victor:

If I remember, I'll save you some lupine seed pods from this season. You may have to Dmail me a reminder.

Mallow

Thanks!

victor i have a red dwarf and elsie kelsie i can send you now. drop them in an empty plastic milk carton and leave them out outside - dmail me it you want some.

Thanks, Bill. What color is Elsie?

Some good news to share. Dyane had a baby boy! Mom and baby are doing fine. They came home yesterday.

Oh a boy amongst all those girls, good luck little guy.

victor here is a picture of elsie kelsie - this is there first year in the ground and did not really expect them to bloom until next year.

Oh, sorry Bill, I thought you were talking about lupins.

another Longwood pic

no my bad - i will have a bunch of lupine seeds (i hope) - the ones i started did not bloom last year so hoping for a show here.

nice Jen

Send Dyane our best and we will patiently wait for pics of the little guy!

Somehow I missed the part 9 part, so I am way behind. I might have put this one up already, not sure. Steve

I will. I saw him. Very cute!

How did you get to see him? no fair!

Photo.

pretty one Weeze

wow forgot my photo... I am out of it

jap. bowl of beauty

Very nice Allison! Peonies and Iris always make such a nice pairing.

thanks.. I wish I would have stole a few of my neighbors peonies when they did her front steps over... they were beautiful .. she didn't get time to replant them and they are gone.. those bright pink ones were NOID's from HD

hydrangea

pretty color Bill

thx allison - it was a new one last year called let's dance moonlight

oooohhhhhhhhh.. snazzy

snazzy:) my mother says that when i see the sweater or shirt she bought for me and ask if she still has the receipt:)

well I didn't mean it that way... my sister used to say it a lot when we were younger.. it just stuck

no you got me wrong - snazzy meant that's cool man. problem was my mother's taste was not so good, she liked gold and velvet, and would have dressed us like Liberace if given the chance.

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that's how I meant it... LOL ... and my sister is the same way... snazzy bejazzy!!!

Morning all. Some real nice pics already this am. I love that pic from Longwood Jen. Specially the edging of bright nasturtiums.
Candyce those mallow are so sweet with a light pink eye but they do want to seed all over the place I learned.
All in favor of Venu's pretty sib. iris 'Steve'. I have gotten that bug now too I'm afraid.
Pretty peonies and iris onewish. I bet they smell great together.
Bill that is a good looking hydrangea. Will you try to keep the pink color?
Looks like JoAnn has jury duty today, I hope she gets back to post here pic later.
Here is mine for today.

supposed to stay pink - we shall see - nice color on your pic

that combo is nice.. and I love that pink Delph

Yes, lovely color combo, Pat. The hydrangea is snazzy, Bill---I'd love a nice deep pink on mine---hopefully they survived the winter. Liked 'Steve' very much---have ordered a few sibs this year since my much-too-large rose, Dr. Walter Van Fleet, has been cut down, & there is space to fill.

It is a long bloomer too - the inside opens to pink as well after a couple weeks.

Wha, Rock moving in velvet with gold sequins, is such an image!

Hydrangea and Hollyhocks in early July. That is the kind of white I want to be seeing and soon! Patti