Spring 2013

They should love those!

Pretty Jen! My grace Ward petered out after 3 years....I may have one lil clump left and this was one of those large 8 pk trays from the nursery.

Yeah it's been about 3 years for me too Celeste, so disappointing

Some perennials are so short lived it's better to treat as annuals......that would be delphs for me......also some dianthus.

cornell azalea, flowering almond, don egolf redbud, flowering weeping plum, beauty bush/dream catcher

golden shadows dogwood, golden bullion dogwood, and my $5 golden shadows dogwood

some shots across the back from up on the deck

here are a few jm's - beni maiko, beni hoshi, orange dream, Chishio Improved, Katsura

Shishigashira, Ryusen, the next three are new Acer Shirasanum Jordan, Johnnies Pink, Wilson's Pink

and the last batch for now first is Okagami which looks better in person with maroon against light blue/grey of house, Akita Yatsubusa great small dwarf, orangeola, Murakumo, dwarf Koto maru

have over 30 more shots although light was not great tonight.

Beautiful, Bill. The view in back is already panoramic. I can imagine how it will continue to amaze as the trees and shrubs mature. I didn't know a katsura tree could be improved! Every plant shows the loving care it has received. I bet it's hard to have a favorite among them.

very nice Bill.. glad your things are waking up nicely

Nice mix of JM's Bill.

Beautiful Bill!

Fantastic trees Bill. We have old pasture trees, nothing fancy. All were here except the tulip poplar we planted. In CT they were along the road & missed so much here. Missed the orioles which loved them. So when someone brought a knee high tree to a gathering we got it. Way over knee high now. We enjoy the blooms so much.

I love to see how you pull things together, wha. You have a great eye!! The panoramic shots are spectacular!

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