Countdown to spring! One Photo per Day Part 11

Coming from here:

http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1075721/

Stokesia.

Goody.Thanks Victor.
Nap time for me.

Wow! A lot was posted since last night.

Thanks for clarifying that on the BOTD, Victor. Nice clem. Is it open all the way or not finished opening? That's unusual looking. Thanks for the link to Evey's new site. I will take a look later. Nice photos, and I'm sure I will find something I can't live without.

Bill, I like your clem, too.

Nice collage, JoAnne.

That Dream Come True rose is a beauty, Allison.

Celeste, your rose is a beauty, too. I miss Kassia as well. I love the Burgundy Iceburg. Would love to have one of those myself, especially since it sound like it has good fragrance, vigor and disease resistant.

Pat, that Sienna Sunset is one I got last year, too, though it didn't do much for me. If it comes back, then I'm hoping it'll look better this year. That's a nice shot of yours.

Karen

pretty Karen

I have those or will see them in a few months.Corydillis

Karen, I haven't noticed much of a fragrance on my Burgundy Iceberg... but it definitely has outstanding vigor, disease resistance, and profuse blooms. Here's a photo of one of my blooms:

Droooool!

Wow - great velvet texture!

Nice, Karen. No, that clem was still opening.

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lovely bloom Evey!!

hey Pirl come here you got something on your nose ::: wipe wipe wipe:::

LOL

HAHAHA, Pirlie, you are hilarious! I love you, too. =)

Wow what great pictures! I was so far behind....I can't wait for spring, there is still 2 feet of snow in my yard!!

dreamin....

Oh nice pics of corydalis, another plant that doesn't like my garden.
A really sumptuous rose and I love those sunset colors on that dahlia. Mmmm...MmmmMmmm.
Good one Pirl! After all the truth's the truth right?
New thread so we get another pic, oh goody. Now if I only could remember what has or has not been posted yet. LOL
Okay here's one, a nice little daisy 'Goldrush' and if the groundhog will let it be, maybe it will get a little bigger this year.

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Very nice, Pat. I'm glad I'm not the only one wondering if I've already posted photos!!

Corydalis never survived in my garden either.

her is my gold rush in its second year - really took off in year two - trying to grow more from the seed heads.

I was shocked at the price of a new corydalis I just saw. I think it was $14.99 for a 3" pot. Maybe I'm not in touch with today's prices.

Allison - that was wet wallpaper on my nose, hair, clothes. We're removing old wallpaper and it isn't as easy as the kitchen two weeks ago.

Luvs - beautiful color!

Pat - happy daisy! They always look so cheerful.

yes it does she has good taste!

never much liked taking down wallpaper - went through that in my first house - here everything is painted

Are you allowed to quote yourself??? Is that like talking to yourself?? (Am I talking to myself?)

LOL, you can tell it's Feb. People are starting to get a little squishy between the ears. Need sun and green growing things to combat winter wackiness syndrome. ^_^

Oh, great photos---that Blackberry Ice corydalis is stunning----the roses & clems were beautiful, & thanks to the link, Victor, Angelique & Little Mermaid are joining my garden. I like the size---they will fit on my trellises.

gold rush & dreamy are both... dreamy!!

Victor

Where did you get that Fireworks clem? I've just got to get that one for a friend who is a clem lover... I've never seen that one before.... please say you will share your source??? or by chance is it one from a seedling you grew out?

thanks

Janet

not victor - pretty sure this is where janet

http://www.silverstarvinery.com/vines.asp?letter=F

This message was edited Feb 22, 2010 7:20 PM

Well that must be a new one or one that she doesn't have anymore... I've order from Debbie and just never saw that one.

Ok making another web visit right now to Debbie's....

thanks wha

Janet

edited to add
funny just took a look and it doesn't look the same as what Victor posted, Victor's must be a pre full bloom picture of Fireworks... Still a beautiful clem.... althought I've never met a clem I didn't like. teeee heeees

Janet

This message was edited Feb 22, 2010 7:30 PM

Bill is probably right, Janet, but I would have to check. I have also bought from Brushwood, Joy Creek, Garden Crossings, Fairweather and a couple from Wayside.

Okay, I just checked my clem list quickly and I see I bought it in '06, so it was probably Joy Creek.

Nice pic Blissful gardens....that color is why DH had to buy it! LOL

Luvs, thats one scrumptious dahlia!!!

I like goldrush!

I have had no problems with the purple corydallis in my gardens, nor the yellow ones. I bought a blue one last year that is supposed to do well in our area. We will see if it survives the winter. Other blue ones do well on the in the northwest, but not here. I would like to see my corydallis spread a lot more. There are several here I would like to try that are supposed to be good to zone 4: http://www.diggingdog.com/pages2/corydalis.php . Their prices are not bad, either.

Nice pic of that rose, Evey. Makes me want it even more. You have quite a few clems on your site that I want. will probably place and order when I get some money.

Luvs, that dahlia looks luscious!

Speaking of dahlias, has anyone heard from Dnut?

Bill, now I have to look at Debbie's clems, too. You're baaaadddd!!!!!!!

Karen

This thread is moving super fast!!!

BES vine in the wildflower garden

Pretty, Jen! Something I have not tried before.

Karen

karen - debbie's should be looked at first - if she doesn't have what you want then check other sites - at least that is what i do.

Thanks, Bill. I will certainly be giving that site a look over.

Karen

now you have me checking out digging dog karen :)

LOL! Addictive, I know! I just made 2 more collages tonight. Will have to post one tomorrow and another the day after.

Karen

Nice BES I just took out my seeds for that.

Karen I have red corydilis,first time last year so I will have to see how much it spreads. Its not a big deal anyway because it blooms so early in the Pink and Lavander July garden.This is what h append because I didnt have a plan in 2007.
Lucky it workedout.Corydilis spread like mad at the other house.

Corydilis George Parker this starts out red as in the pic, but finishes lighter.

This is important
2010 hummer migration map: http://www.learner.org/jnorth/maps/humm_ruby_spring2010.html

looks like a nice one JoAnn... woo hoo for the new map!!

perennial snap braun-blanquettii.. seed grown