In my garden

wow its workin better today will heres one of a bounch of asters

heres one of the last rasberry and a shot of my green house

and heres one of my sons garden he wanted everone to see it he looked after it all by himself.

Please tell your son for me that he's done a terrific job! He obviously takes after you :-)
--Ginny

shoot wrong pic.heres the right one

i told him and hes smiling like the cheshire cat .Thanks Ginny

last pic for todaythis is balsam impatents

Great photos digging_dirt & I absolutely love your anagallis. Of course it's blue & I always try & find blue flowers for the garden.

I dont think I ever saw Anagalis before this year in somebody's garden and now your pic digging and I am sure going to be looking for it next year!

carol

Me too Linda. Blue is my favourite.

Rob that Balsam is a real winner. Hope you are saving seeds from it. I'm guessing it must be your older boy that has the wonderful garden. I have seen pictures of your handsome fellows in the recipe forum. You have been holding out on us. So now we know you can cook too.

Looking wonderful Rob (and what a lovely amount of space you have around your yard :)

Looking wonderful Rob (and what a lovely amount of space you have around your yard :) BTW I'm sorry I missed listing you in the other thread http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/650284/ .....I just clicked on Newfoundland Member list and found just two CDN's listed there. How was the storm at your place?

lilypon the storm was nasty,but nothing like thay were saying we were going to get,yes i have a large garden my plan is to fill it with flowers.
echoes yes i can cook have you tryed the danish apple cheese cake you should its yummy.
yes im saveing seed the impatents are realy pretty.
and as you know i love blue.heres another pic of my garden,i have lots i got
a new toy this summer.this is a pic of my morning glorys

you all are going to be sick of seeing my garden but heres another pic

Rob, you have so many beautiful treasures in your garden! Your son is doing a fine job with his garden and you're a good daddy to be teaching him. It's so important to instill these values now because they'll remember it always.

Erynne :o)

So right Erynne. Something that stays with you all of your life.

We won't get tired of your garden pics, Rob. I'm so glad you got your digi this summer, now you can post lots here. What are those pretty little yellow daisies? The blue impatiens, where did you get those? - very unique.

I haven't tried the cheesecake yet, but I think I will, and it sounds real tasty. I don't bake much anymore, especially in summer.

will thanks for saying that Erynne and echoes my son loves helping me in the garden.
and echoes the blue impatiens i trade with a lady from finland for them,thay
are pretty arnt thay ,thay have been flowering all summer and slugs dont like them.And i have been saving seed from them as will.So if you would like some let mw know.
The yellow flowers are a rudbeckia call prairie sun a great color and thay arnt tall sort of dwarfed.
seeing you like my treasures heres some of the dahilas i have grown from seed

heres another white one its different then the one befor

this is is a pink one.

a yellow one

now this one is another view of my front garden the other side

these arnt flowers but thay are my garden helpes as will pooooooo if you get my driff.lol

will thats not the right pic,sorry about that heres the right one

Hey, Rob, I also think it's great that you're passing on the love of gardening to your son. My youngest is 16 now, and often will help me in the garden. Oh, yeah, he protests, as a any 16 year old is expected to do, but I know he secretly enjoys it!

Those asters knocked my socks off!

Sandy

How many chickens have you got? I love chickens, used to raise them for roasters, and kept a few for eggs. Now the chicken coop is my garden shed. We had trouble with foxes, raccoons, weasels, whatever likes to eat chickens. Skunks too maybe.

It looks like you will have a forest around you in a few years. You have done a lot of work and it is starting to really fill in.

echoes i have a dozen chickens and a roster.
ya my trees are growing in nicely.
sanannis i like the asters as will heres another pic

heres the flower bed with those asters

theres are wild cotten asters i think im not sure on the name but thay do look nice

oh i just got to show you all this one,its my youngest son we just got back from picking blueberries ,just look at is lips more went in there then his bucket hahahahahahahah

More beautiful pictures, Brenda. Is the white clematis blooming the one they call the Fall Clematis? I don't have this one...lol.

diggingdirt, beautiful pictures also. I've got to get some raspberry canes and blackberry canes for next year...yum.
:) Donna

Thanks Donna, I'm not sure what that clematis is supposed to be. I guesss it could be Sweet Autumn Clematis, and the seed could have been from AP, from the obelisks in the middle section of the Engish Gardens. But I got some seed in a trade too that are a possibility. Haven't figured it out yet. Tags have disappeared. I think they will completely cover that old relic wagon as it collapses. Not a bad thing.

Rob, your son is a delight. I just want to come and squeeze his cheeks. That picture gave me a good chuckle too. I like your asters, the wild one is very pretty, similar to one that I have. I've had a problem growing the China Asters the last couple of years. Yours sure do well for you.

Here is the passiflora that grew in it's pot by the gate for Donna.

Thanks Donna, I'm not sure what that clematis is supposed to be. I guesss it could be Sweet Autumn Clematis, and the seed could have been from AP, from the obelisks in the middle section of the Engish Gardens. But I got some seed in a trade too that are a possibility. Haven't figured it out yet. Tags have disappeared. I think they will completely cover that old relic wagon as it collapses. Not a bad thing.

Rob, your son is a delight. I just want to come and squeeze his cheeks. That picture gave me a good chuckle too. I like your asters, the wild one is very pretty, similar to one that I have. I've had a problem growing the China Asters the last couple of years. Yours sure do well for you.

Here is the passiflora that grew in its pot by the gate for Donna.

Is there an echoe in here? Hmm....bet I couldn't do that again if I tried.

May as well show you incarnata too.

Beautiful!

If you check the other forums, you'll find a lot of "burping" and double posts were going on while Dave was working on the servers today. It was sooo slow this morning.

Don

Gorgeous, Brenda! Which one did you give me now?? It's got buds, but I don't know if I'm going to get to see them...sniff, sniff.
:) Donna

Thanks Don. That's a good excuse and I'm stickin to it.

I would have give you P. caerulea, Donna. Can you take it in, if it gets too cold. Then you could see it bloom and then cut it back. If you keep it over winter, you should see it bloom for sure next year.

I'm going to move it into the greenhouse until I can get it into the house.

oh god i cant beleave tomorrow is the first day of FALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
were did our summer go

I hear ya! :(

Rob, you really didnn't have to remin me of that.

Vigna caracalla, please hurry up.