June Flowers Are Bustin' Out All Over - cont. from May

Heuchera

Very nice Celeste - you're up to speed up there!

Yes Victor, I think im finally catching up!

Nice pix Pix. I like the poppy and darker iris. I think everyone has that Golden Tiara hosta - what a shrimp.

Dave - I would think cooler and keep the perlite moisture and check it a few times over the winter if you can - I don't ask for much do I :)

I have another closeup of my allium

this iris is in the shade so it's the last to flower - it's the varigated one

Lysimachia 'Alexander' is a new plant for me - I do hope it behaves.

Al, I love the varigated foliage on both of those plants!

Pay close attention Al. I had a variegated Lysimachia (described as 'not the garden thug its cousin is') that reverted and went nuts. It's now three years later and it's still all over and still spreading. Gonna have to resort to chemical warfare (with paintbrush) in the Fall.

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I planted this lily in a pot at the end of Feb. When it got warm enough I stuck it outside during the day, but the sun burned the tips a bit. What's most unusual about this lily is how it changes color from day to day. The picture on the left is day one, then it goes in order on the right (day #2, #3 ect) until the picture at the bottom is the last one taken yesterday.



Brasilia

'Serotina' Honeysuckle.

Forgot this Lily's name.

Clematis 'Reiman' reverse.

Acer palmatum 'Orangeola'.

Water lily - I believe it's 'Coronado'.

Oh, man!!! I gotta clean up the keyboard. There's drool all over it. Celeste, Al and Victor, your photos and plants are BEAUTIFUL! What a beautiful water lily Victor.

Harper

wow - everyone's pics are beautiful!!!! Here are a few of mine..

Pretty Anita!

I loaded a few pictures, that now are not showing...I'll wait a bit to see if they suddenly show rather that have duplications

Nice Anita

Pixie - brasillia is very nice

Victor - I like the clematis and waterlily, the palmatum pic is great. If my lysimachia reverts then it's a goner.

hmmm..not sure why they didn't show, but here they are again..

an iris

look!!! I'll soon have tomatoes!

Very nice Anita. You're ahead of me with the mater blooms. Probably about one week. Beautiful Iris.

Nice iris Anita and of course I love blue. I just seeded tomatoes a couple weeks ago, last years seedlings I pull out everywhere.

thanks Victor. By the way, I'm lovin the idea of a clethra in my yard...I think I have a good spot for one too. Where did you purchase yours from? I'm checking out Lazys S Farm.

I'll save some seed from the borage for you if you like Al

Very nice Anita! I can't wait for fresh tomatoes, the first ones always taste best.

Strawberry season here.

Anita - that would be swell - or is it peachy keen ;)

you got it bud!

Thanks pixie

Very nice Anita!

Pixie, I like the iris with the 'watercolors' in it. pretty poppy, too. I'm jealous that you have your grandmother's iris. so many favorite flowers that I remember from my great-grandmothers' gardens, but I wasn't there when either house was sold. I'll have to make do with memories.

I didn't use my flash on those pics, because it washes out the color. I always try a couple of different settings to see what works best. It's the red in the purples that gets lost.

thanks Dave

Anita - Fairweather Gardens usually has Clethra.

What beautiful flowers everyone! Such a nice way to start the day. The pink ones are my favorites--your Brasilia lily is so pretty, Pixie. Victor, are the open serotina flowers the same color as the buds?

Loretta - white and magenta, more or less.

Woke up this morning and realized we didn't get any of the severe weather that was headed this way - hope it still isn't coming. We were supposed to get heavy rains, wind and possibly hail. I'm not complaining - I'm jumping for joy. I just got my containers tidied up after the last bout of strorms.
This thread is getting too long so I'm going to start page 2.

http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/733058/
Link to new thread - I hope!!
(not sure I did this right - find out in a second)