Neighbors bed I keep - the japanese maple and hydrangea are for sure saying 'quit touching me'LOL
Spring Blooms - Part 10
Weed viola again
Hard to believe we still have tulips blooming on Memorial Day
Nice pictures Al!! I love your 'Weeds' by the way!
I wasn't watching them and apparently they have had kids this spring already.LOL
Nice shots, Al. I like the viola too. I assume that flax is annual? Does it bloom all summer? Here's my first water lily.
Second one.
Clem 'Crystal Fountain' continuing to open.
Winky columbine.
Winter King hawthorn blooms with some rust.
Shasta viburnum in full glory. The white is incredibly bright and pure.
Cotinus 'Grace' flowers. These are really teeny and not easy to photograph.
Rhodie.
Origami Blue & White in a nice light.
Annual from one of my containers.
Overhead of pond.
Lobelia.
Double petunia - darker than this shows.
Overhead of Washi no o.
Physocarpus Summer Wine.
That overhead shot of the JM by your pond is gorgeous, Victor.
This primula with the chartreuse flowers bloomed today, but I bought it on a whim and can't remember the name.
Victor great pictures - your pond fantastic and the washi no o!!
Now I have to get a pond and a washi. No heat for the winter winter!
Who needs heat?!
Well my wife has be on a diet and is looking pretty good......
The pond will happen - probably next year - wife has been asking for one for a couple years. Can't wait to figure out what to plant around it - yeah the fun never stops!
great shots everyone.... i am beat... been out most of the day.. nighty nighty
Victor that pond shot in B E A U T I F U L!
great pics Al and Victor. Fantastic pond, as if you needed me to tell you that! :-p
Jo Ann, Sorry I missed you this morning. I actually went to bed!!!
First this poor littla azalea was snowed on in april and suffered some frost bite, then two or three weeks later it was hit with a heat wave and has heat damage as well. Tough little bugger named, no kidding, "I'll be damned."
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ahhh...... the best willow there is!
One of my few irises, I think it's called "roaring Jelly?!?"
cool veins!
Now a cool picture of the veins, actually with a picture.
Rhody ebony Pearl new growth. You might see a lot of these.
thalictrum aquilegifolium
another view of it.
Let's see.... can anyone find the rose in this picture?
This garden area belongs to one of my co workers.
RC love that purple iris..... and I have a tiny salix willow (spelling?) too...but mine is not as pretty as yours
Simply beautiful! Great growing, everyone!
Noreaster, I have that primula in Nantucket and the name I bought it under was 'Green Lace'. I love it.
Victor, the pond looks fantastic. Did you get a new pump? We are in Vt and keep looking at water plants at various nurseries. May try planting something in a basket as we do have 4 to 6 inches always in the deep end, but as ours is not a pond, not sure how this will work. I am hoping to stop by and see the pond guys at the nursery in Hyannis that were so helpful when I was planning the stream and see what they suggest. I would love some pond minnows for the summer that I could release in the fall.
I have a few goodies out up in this garden. Out to take some pictures and do some weeding.
Enjoying all the pictures on this tread. Patti
Thanks all. Nice shots, Shelly. Love the iris and the thalictrum. Yes, Patti, the new pump is in.
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