Look whats blooming at my house!

Pink diascia

Blue Flax (Linum lewisii) My Mom sowed these last year and they over-wintered well and are quite tall now, between 2-3 ft.

Here's one of the flax's in the foreground

Bletilla striata, Common Name: Bai Ji, Hyacinth Orchid.
I was given these easy growing small bulbs from an Asian friend who has since passed and am always reminded of her when they bloom each spring.

Campanula, not sure what variety but I have had them for years and they make a nice mass spread near the pond.

Didn't even notice the fine hairs on the leaves until I looked at this shot!

Closeup of foxglove bloom, also little hairs inside for pollen capture I imagine.

Self seeding Rose Champion

Snow-In-Summer (Cerastium tomentosum)

Varigated Thyme blooms

Yellow nasteriums and a lavender blue nemesia, love that color combo

Mary Rose

My small pond, there is a smaller pond behind the fern to the left o it drops into this one.

Alstroemeria group

Close up of the neat markings

Sally Holmes group, the blooms have soft shading on the edges that fade to all white as they age. An excellant and healthy rose!

Ok, last one for now, won't get anything done outside if I continue.
This is the brightly striped Strawberries and Cream rose.

Aside from the roses, we grow similar things! But I notice your Alstroemeria does not have snail damage. I try every year to elimate the snails & even when everything else is hole-free, the alstroemeria are chewed up! LOL
I think they must have a hidey-hole under the area and thats why I can never find them.
Very pretty pictures, I am so happy you shared them with us. :~)

Absolutely breathtaking, Sue, and I bet you never have to weed in those flower beds. There's no room for weeds to grow. I love a well-packed garden. They're so much fun.

Sue, I do love Sally Holmes. I used to have one - may have one again. It's supposed to be as strong as nails but it got blackspot pretty badly here. Nothing like a branch of it though. I love your garden. I love the style. Pack it full and there's no room for weeds. You've obviously been collecting plants for a long time.

I did ID the clematis way up Yonder. It's "Dr. Ruppel". I had to go back to the packing slip.

This is Raphiolepsis "Majestic Beauty" in a tree form.