What's blooming in your yard??

Ottawa, ON(Zone 5a)

Orange Echinacea

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Ottawa, ON(Zone 5a)

A new Shasta Daisy I found at Loblaws. Opens yellow and the blooms gradually turn white. Very full blossoms.

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Ottawa, ON(Zone 5a)

Pots of purple Wave Petunias with an eggplant hidden in the middle. I'm hoping to keep the squirrels, raccoons, or whatever else tests the produce in my gardens away from it. And Calendula in the background.

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Ottawa, ON(Zone 5a)

Veronica

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Glace Bay, NS(Zone 5b)

I couldn't be any happier with my window boxes. Purple wave petunias, yellow pansies, and nasturium seeds I threw in there and forgot. They were slow to take off but are glorious now.

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Glace Bay, NS(Zone 5b)

Also love these sundrops.......their colors brightened up any yard.

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Glace Bay, NS(Zone 5b)

One of my favourites... Astilbe......I have them everywhere. I was so happy to see the Blushing Bride Hydrangea behind them bloom. The majority of the other hydrangeas I have did not bloom this year. Caught in a late spring frost I am told.

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Victoria Harbour, ON

Love the sundrops...will have to see if I can purchase a plant...I also have many astilbe's and they wonderful however don't add color to garden for any length of time...new at gardening and have realized this year....most of everything I plant is greenery and/or short living so must plant something with more color...

Thanks for sharing..

Ottawa, ON(Zone 5a)

The "sundrop" are a type of Primrose aren't they? Look just like mine. Do they spread moderately? Well maybe more than moderately, but quite easy to pull out? Mine have finished blooming although if I could find time to cut them back, I might get some more.
Ann

Blyth, ON(Zone 5b)

All of you have gardens, and containers, to be proud of! What a delightful show to see. Thanks for sharing with us :-)

--Ginny

Victoria, BC(Zone 8a)

Ooops sorry Sanannie, it's not all that new. I planted it last year.

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