Garden Photos 2011 one per day # 5

I think we should rename it Glory of the Spring. Nothing glorious about snow.

Again I'm slow today catching on to the viagra remark.

Not this year! And thanks, Patti for the ID.....

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debi: I posted a photo of Bluestones geranium.I dont have it yet.
Clematis will arrive tomorrow, Poppies are germinating where I sowed them last winter. Thats all the plants I have right now.
Bsides tulips and daffs.

I was T Gromore around 10:00 we just missed eachother.

here's my egg tree

Cute! They'll grow into eggplants.

Man, Jo, I have to have the 'Cheryl's Shadow' geranium! OMG, that is a gorgeous one! I just went to Bluestone and put it on my wish list, along with the 'Orkney Cherry' geranium. Nice shot of your 'Black Barlow'.

Love your egg tree, Debi.

Karen

I love Glory of (or is it IN) the Snow. I see it both ways and wish we could settle on one name.
The largest patch is nearly seven feet wide under the oldest Butterfly bush.
Andy P

Beautiful, Andy! I saw a huge sweep of them in a lawn in Hingham today. Gorgeous! There's also a couple of lawns in Bridgewater that have large sweeps of them as well.

Karen

Someone should sell seed for these. They are happy in the lawn here too. They grow everywhere.

NICE, Andy
Love the egg tree Deb

Thanks Karen. I have big dreams for my Geraniums.
I have a new spot in front of the GiantHosta garden that has the Hakone grass I plan to put a geranium in there.
This is a photo from the net. NOT my garden

HEY I forgot my own pix of the day.
Heuchera Caramel, Lamium,Tierella

it does look great

The deer ate the entire top off that Heuchera.

Pretty, love that dark geranium too.

Andy love your patch of blue!!!

Debi, that is a cute Easter tree!

thanks everyone
love the glory of the snow too, I planted 100 bulbs 2 years ago, waiting for them to spread and look like that

Does 'Carmel' hold its color?

Yes pretty muck,it gets redder as the season moves.
This is Aug last year.Its next to the water area.Left of it.

Andy, yes, getting seed for those would be great!

Nice pics, Jo. I love the Caramel heuchera. I have one of those, too.

Karen

like that bird bath joann!

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Translation, Bill?? ^_^

This is Caramel today.Please tell me it will releaf.

It will.

Thanks mooooocho

It should, Jo....if not, just dig it out, & plant the parts that look the best....I was surprised at how well mine look right now, but of course, they were buried the entire winter! Andy, the house next door to where my son used to live is covered by chinodoxa....just a sea of blue....very pretty. Debi, love the egg tree in among the pansies. This is Marmalade...

wow - at least the right letters were there

I'm not going to get any pansies until we are back from OK city after next weekend. No one to deadhead until then & they will go downhill.

Wow, big trip, Iris!

Iris-related??

right, Victor. It is a mini convention for Median irises. I hope it is SDB time--need to see the new ones. We go in for an arrival dinner, 2 days of garden tours, then fly home. We both feel that we are lucky that this was the recycling weekend, instead of the next one.

Your Marmalade looks great, Marilyn.

Karen

Star Magnolia from 2009.

Nice, Karen!

Have a great time, Lucy.

Thanks!

thank you.

Enchanted one

Pretty!

Colors are lovely on that iris!

Looks great with lavanders behind it