2010 Garden Photos - Part 8

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group photo :)

Volunteers from last year.

Excuse the weeds, these were grown from seed last spring and they reseeded themself!

Last one, B.H. are just starting to open here.

here is a new yellow magnolia with bloogood behind it

a couple rouge tulips that where planted years ago and crimson queen

After your stone wall talent,you should enter your pics. Thats a beauty.

another

last for now autumn moon jm

thx joann:)

Nice collage, Jo.

Great colors there, Celeste. I really like the Blueberry shot.

Looking good, Bill. JM's make a great background.

Victor,
What is this plant.
Chuck

Fothergilla.

Another nice grouping JoAnn. Dwarf iris is really pretty.
Pixie all those gorgeous tulips. So pretty.
Bill your foliage selections always look so nice together.
Good stuff everyone.

Victor,
I thought it might be that. I have a dwarf (?) one that is growing very nicely. We call the flowers "fuzzy catapillers".
The thing is that this year it has just one flower. Is this something that you find on yours?
I spent the whole weekend playing in the dirt, weather was swell.
As I have stated before I have a very small lot, 8,670 sq feet. Most of which is house and a hill. i took an inventory yesterday and my total is 47 Daylilies and 53 named plants. None of these are dupes. To say that I am out of room is an understatment.
Hope evrything is well with you.
Chuck

Hi Chuck. No, what you see in that pic is the remnants of the flower. I had a pretty good bloom. I think I planted that one two years ago and the bloom does get better with time. My older ones were completely covered with flowers.

Nice photo!

Great to see tulips still, Celeste.
Nice color combos, Bill
Love that pic, Chuck. How have you been?

Shot of the blue and white winky aquilega with baby blessed Iris behind it.

Robin's nest in the small arborvitae that was just planted last year. The nest is only about 3 1/2 feet from the ground

Centolurea montana gold bullion

Ajuga P torch

Anyone know what this is???
Growing in my wildflower garden but looks like it will be a shrub of some sort. It's about 6" tall right now.

Nice, Jen. Yumm - scrambled blue eggs!

Looks like a grape vine.

Hey Jen (my Jersey girl)
I doing ok. Trying to keep up with medical matters.
Spent the whole week-end in the dirt, and loved it.
Hope your doing well.
Chuck

I doing ok - Well maybe I need some work on my grammer!

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JoAnn, the dwarf iris is lovely...Pixie, I loved Blueberry Ripple last year, & thought I had ordered some....losing my mind! Jumper & Victor...nice azaleas...Bill, am liking that red & yellow together...nice shot of the eggs, Jen. I'm loving the dirt, too, Chuck.

Grape vine??? That would be interesting...I'd have to set up an arbor. Would it work on a triobelisk(is that the correct word?

Chuck, Take care of yourself! Playing in the dirt is fun! ☺

Not a fan of wild grapes - they are one of my biggest weed problems.

Grapes of Wrath?

Yes! Good one.

My osmanthus is smelling wonderful! A subtle, sweet fragrance. It's a cool shrub - evergreen, see-through shrub that easily accommodates clems.

I have those shrubs in front of our stoop that I am replacing with the JM and because it's been so hot the little itty bitty flowers on them have this really sweet fragrance and of course tons of itty bitty bees and flies and.......

Celeste you must save that BH shot for the photo contest.. really nice one!!!

all my stuff was beaten up by the rain today... Golden Lights

lots of buds this year Celeste.. thanks again!!!

Azalea

My large leaf rhodys are finally starting to bloom

Roses are coming!!!

Itty Bitty Allium

Ruby Port Aquilegia

great shots today folks!

here is golden shadows with sweet woodruff from patti