lillie... have no idea the name....
Whats blooming today? #4
Pixie - I like Destined to See and the callas. Osteopureum and plhox. Is that Lollipop?
Kass - looks good. Did you get a blood lily?
Kim, South China is about 20 minutes from Augusta, no where near Peru. I am 34 mins. from Belfast, 20 mins. from Waterville too.
No you don't leave Calla's outside unless you want to buy more in the spring.
Kassia, the last photo with the spots on the leaves almost looks like a "Jack-in-the-Pulpit".
Al, not Lollipop, this is LP.
OK, both nice then.
China, Belfast...I'm lost.
Nice pics Pirlene.
Sounds like I live in several different countries doesn't it? I'll have to take a picture of the sign in our town........you'll get a giggle out of it.
What great photos from everyone!
Celeste: so glad to see one of the mallow. I was afraid that people would laugh if we put one or two in the garden as it's pretty much a wild weed around these parts - but the flowers are so beautiful, aren't they? I'm not sure, though, which mallow you are showing in the photo. Ours run from almost white to pink to a blueish-lavendar color. Self-seeders, I think, and we'll have to watch where they decide to take root again. But, like I said - they are so pretty!!
And the rose that DH gave you for Valentine's Day is heavenly!! So sweet of him to provide roses that won't fade and die in less than a week. Less expensive, too!!
I'll be sending in some photos of my own soon - in a few minutes in fact.
off to a great start again today..... love the contrast of your clematis & lily pirl
Correction - the Daylily photo I posted and thought was 'Janice Brown' was in fact 'Judith'. Sorry about that - at least I got the J right!
I want my money back!
Nice zinnias Candy. Munsonville you say - reminds me of 'King Pin'LOL
Wow Al...bet you can see that dahlia from across the street! Thats one bright flower, I love it!
Nice victor.....when did you say snack time was???
Looks like a duel, Al. I like the purple edged one.
That's all I have. I know I post a lot of cosmos, but they are so photogenic in the different shades and then they change color as they age.
Blackberries look good. ES looks nice - what is your pH there?
5! I had a customer tell me he had his checked and it was too high for evergreens - 6.8. I told jim that's not high for around here - I've seen 8.0's
Did you throw it away Anita?
What is the speckly zinnia on the left side Anita?
Very nice Anita!
ha ha - no I remember seeing it, but I wound up posting on #3 instead...
That's Zinnia Elegans Candy Stripe - I w/s the seed I got from Parks
You should try 5 - it's real quiet there right now.
Ok - nice
Al love the dahlia.... and the purple flower is nice... sorry to hear it is the wrong color
great shots anita
here are my shots of the day
http://allisona.photosite.com/July72007/
That is a sharp red Allison - snapdragon?
Not too bad Anita - that center one is kind of runty I would pull that one;) Mine are just starting to open - I Junesowed them.LOL
yes they are very tall snapdragons that are not standing on there own..... I bought those because the foliage was a dark burgundy color... when they matured... GREEN
that should be standing about 2' .... and leaning down into my 6" ones
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