Great pics all!!! Spring has sprung! I am pleased with this new grouping that I started small cuz I wasn't sure if they'd bloom together in this spot. Dwarf dafs are about 10" tall. I luv it when a plan comes together ^_^
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awesome!
They look red to me.
tee hee flowerjen. ahem, correction: 'My little camera does crappy definition of red fleurs'.
LOL
funky
oh... yeah for the begonia!!!!
I never bother to winter them over but now I'm think hmmmm put them in the spider pots for the winter. Are you going to have the luvly orange ones again this year?
I bought all these this year
http://davesgarden.com/community/journals/vbc/onewish1/85100/
ooooooooooo Giant Ruffled Orange oooooooooo. I luv the orange ones.
I had it last year.. but didn't get the tubers in before they froze to death
:(
How do you store them? (She asks, WAY hijacking the thread)
like you say easy peasy .... dig em out.. sometimes I rinsed them off.. sometimes not.. let the foliage die off by themselves (can do that either before or after digging).. all I did was put them in an empty flower pot in the garage ... guess it would be the same as your dahlias .. but I never worried about watching them shriveling up .. didn't realize they could do that.. guess they can take it.. the biggest thing I learned last year is trying to divide the tuber.. is a waste of time.. when they get too big and don't perform anymore it's better off making new ones from plant cuttings.. a piece of an old tuber is just that.. a smaller old tuber.. not worth it
Thanks onewish. I think it may be way too dry here to just put them in an empty pot but maybe like my callas I could just move them in their pots with soil down into the cold room and bring them up in the spring and start watering them. I'm also gonna put some in the spider pots cuz of the TA DA phenomenom that happened this year. Great info on 'forget about dividing them' cuz I so would try that. Thanks.(Now we return you all to your regularly scheduled program of Garden Photos)
for now.. LOL
(snort) ^_^
I missed that snort!!!
Sound doesn't carry in NJ? I could hear it from here.
Do helebores get cut back when finished blooming?
I just left them... but wait to see what someone else says.. looking good JoAnn!!
Good morning Allison.
That helebore is huge. Everything I plant there get giant sized.
If the helebore gets much bigger I will ahve to move the lilies.I simply cant move the helebore.
hope mine looks like that someday... I am loving stinky!!!
I went to visit my sister yesterday and went to a nursery there I had bought plants from last year. I was really disapointed in the selection.2 varieties of echis Purple and white .whoooopie.
Coreopsis wasnt much better either.1 variety I already had.
I probably wont go there again.
Ge1836, I love your, what I assume is Helleborus foetidus Miss Jekyll. It is my favorite one so far. Here it is this week and at the start of it blooming in Nov 19th of 2009. It has been gorgeous all winter. What more could you want in a plant. I'll bet your lilies just come up around and through it without a thought. But you may be right. Patti
Thanks for the assurance Patti.I wont dig lilies unless I have to.
My Baby Moons are bloming
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