Spring Blooms - Part 12

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This is Clematis Patricia Ann Fretwell.

Another view of it growing up my rose.

Fireworks.

Orange Slices.

Don't remember.

Sambucus.

Lady's Mantle.

Honeysuckle Serotina.

Pitcher plant.

One last one of Fretwell.

I've never seen Fireworks before. Very interesting and striking. My Serotina doesn't have any buds yet. But this peony does

A surprise returning Delph

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Just beautiful Victor.. My Lady's Mantle is huge this year but no flowering as yet. For some reason the hydrangia does not show a single bud either but looks very healthy with folliage, it is about 7 years old and never failed to bloom before :-((

Lemon Meringue, a very bright yellow

Francesca, a soft pale yellow

William Lobb, a moss rose.

Maria, if you do remember the name of that dark red Iris, I would love to know. It looks a lot like one of mine that I picked up at a farmers market and have no idea what the name of it is. But I love it!!

Beautiful roses, Weeze. Maria's iris looks like my Witch of Endor.

Night Owl, except for it's very distinctive color, it would be shovel pruned.

Thanks Victor, but it would have to be a miracle rose for me to ever invest another dime in a rose. Clems on the other hand......Viola
more of a purple color than this pic.

Gorgeous - which is it?

Pam's Choice perhaps??

Viola lol

sidewalks and skyscrapers

redchic, I will but do not hold your breath at my age I don't even remember my own name sometimes, lol

Funny, Maria!

sounds good to me! you can always sign in here if you forget!

redcic, ha ha, thougt of saying that

We won't let you forget, Maria!

Maria..could your Iris be 'Lady Friend'? It'd beautiful what ever it is!

Harper, those are some goregous clems!!!!!!!

Weeze....Yellow rose's are my favorite and those two are beautiful!!!!!

Victor, I dug up the tag for the viburnum, and you were right. It is called Viburnum Sargentii "Onondaga"

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That's a great one - I have it.

This is blurry - took it a few minutes ago and the light was fading, but it shows how many Ramona are blooming. There are many more that still have not opened.

I wish everyone would stop posting all the stuff I can't have!
No, just kidding, all are beautiful.

Victor....this one for you...

Victor ~
thanks for the info on the multi-blue clem.

Some pics from my gardens today ...

Carpet phlox; White Delight

Carpet phlox; G. F. Wilson ...

Carpet phlox; Moerheim Beauty. I find that the pink of this cultivar is much deeper and richer than the other pink cultivars I have seen.

Wow - great smoke, Sharon! Nice phlox, Candyce.