great shots victor, patti and celeste!
here are some bulbs that i am too lazy to figure out what they are - had them for many years here from the fall hd bulb collections
and macro is turned ON!
2010 Garden Photos - Part 4
koto maru
komanchi hime
glowing embers
cornell azalea
magnolia fighting back from the ice storm damage last year
daff
another
forsythia
pulmaria
bonfire euphobia
angelina sedum
primrose
and last another primrose
Wha, Your pink one is most likely Glory of the snow Chionodoxa forbesii Pink Giant or Violet Beauty, but think the Pink Giant. Nice collection of plants this morning. Patti
I love Ice Follies too Patti!
Wow Bill, things are popping at your house! Nice!!!
patti i knew i could count on you:) you are correct on the first choice - have the packaging in a file that i was too lazy to dig out.
thx celeste - things are starting too fast here - fingers crossed we do not get hit with a cold spell! snow blower is still in the garage:) eldest daughters b-day in end of this week and we had 10" the day she decided to come into this world - i use that as my gauge to put the snow gear away.
Looking great Bill.JM's here are just budded.
very nice things Bill!!!
Looking good, Bill, Allison and Celeste!
You'll get there, Chuck.
The really love Nandina in DC. Used way too much. Purple azalea always seems to be first.
Really liked Snipe & Mite, Patti....can't believe all the spring blooms, but I'm lovin' it! Here are some ranunculus I bought the other day...they don't return, but I buy them anyway.
A daff....
Lungwort...
And my Easter present which I will plant out....
Hi Marilyn.flowers look wonderful.Here's what happinen here
nice Robin & JoAnn!!
a few more from me
Michele bought me these for easter.. think she had them in the house too long.. droppy & pale.. out on the deck now.. and I took the foil out from under it... over watered maybe too
my cheaters again
the royal heritage opened!!!
stinky is still slow
my foxglove from seed last year.. looking good!
golden shadows .. love the colors!!
to my shock... the AG desert sunrise survived in the container I rooted them in last year
nothing but a big stink from the crown imperials.. Victor I think these blow the doors of stinky hellebore.. glad they are away from the house
walking onion from kassia... just look at all that pachysandra I have to go pull... UGH
lots of poppy grave stones.. 1 out of 4 dwarf allegro
3 out of 5 coral pink
1 out of 5 Oregon rainbows
I am shocked this rhubarb seedling survived from last year... it was tiny then
a Canadian red rhubarb I bought last year.. just thought it looked funny
Looking good, Allison! What are the Crown Imperials??