Garden Photos - Part 14

First daylily today and it's not Stella! Appropriately, my DL opens with Pandora's Box.

Closer.

Like Shelly's shot the other day!

Yarrow - not sure which.

Coreopsis starting.

Oh everyone. Your photos are breath-taking, and inspiring.

wow i have a lot of photos to look at

pretty freebie GE.... and you made me excited that all my penstemon seed that i winter sowed started... can't wait for them to get bigger

Joseph's Coat is amazing Pixie

love your snaps 2zeus.... at least the volunteer looks like the color will match your rodie... I need to get me some oriental poppies.... I never realized they were that large till we went to that herb farm last week

great shots as always Victor!

Your right 2zeus that's not Pattys Plum. I remember the picture in White Flower Farm and ordered it along with Royal Wedding and one other I can't remember,they all expired shortly after I planted the exceedingly small plants,so the images are JUST a memory.
I know this isn't about WFF but it still hurts.
I also Have a Astilbe Ellen Van ? and it's white, but nice where it is so I'm happy.
Very nice pictures everyone.
I have new gardens and no blooms ,maybe next year.

2zeus, Is your poppy by any chance the same as hemhostaholic's, up above in thise thread. His is called "pink ruffles." No matter it's identity it's a pretty poppy.

love those geraniums Victor! Inspiring moments.....

Great pic's Laurel! and that Passiflora is amazing! Great shots.

so what's going on in my yard today???? hmmm.... Sun, sweet, sweet, sweet, sun!! ohhh to be warm today! So, given the new found warmth. Rhody "polar bear" decided to open up some. It has a great fragrance too.

cornus argentea (sp) variegata. It needs to be moved soon.

Beautiful Cornus RC.
I like the way it spreads,how big will it get?

Hey Jo Ann, sorry, I got sidetracked from the computer for a bit. Ummm the cornus could get to 25' in as many years i guess. they grow with typically very distinct "tiered" or layered branching habit. Good morning.

cute little native flower

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lavender wtih barberry pow wow behind it.

new growth on a JM

Nice RC!

morning Debilu! How goes it there on the other side of the country?

last pic for this morning. Clematis Montana "Wilson"

Like the clem too. Up early, doing laundry and the gym before work - gotto go soon.

Wow, a true morning person. What a brave soul. I think that I've managed to get up early enough to get workout in Before work... ummm.... let's see..... once. yep that's it. Have fun though.

Yep. that clematis is my favorite. Not the showiest flower, but it's frangrance is like chocolate and vanilla combined. yummmm....





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Wow...took me a while to catch up!! Great pics everyone!

This is a noid....It was from a bulb, but the tag seems to have disappeared.

Red Spider Zinnia - wintersown.

My astilbe is coming along...

What is the little purple ones in the front? I cant see the leaves but I think I know what it is.

That's a really great area there Anita. There's no room for weeds. The way that it should be!

Thanks. The purple flowers are Phacelia dubia Lavender Lass. It also comes in a blue - Phacelia viscida Tropical Surf

I had better luck with Clarkia pulchella Confetti Mixed this year. Also wintersown.

Your gardens are just too beautiful this morning!
Great photos, everyone.

Here are two of my peonies.. This one bloomed for the first time!

Here's the other

Very pretty Anita! Mine are mere buds right now.

Beautiful Anita and Shelly! Love the JM, Shelly. Great group shot with the astilbe, Anita. I love dense plantings.

Very nice pic's everyone here are a few i was able to get this morning.

one of my rose bushes

Remember this?

a peonie

sorry bill keep going.

and another

sweet william - not me:)

black beauty elderberry - firsts bloom

another rose