Garden Photos - Part 25

Coming from here:

http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/877698/

Keep them coming!

This is an OL on my table late yesterday.

Nice, D300?? ☺

No - the 'old' Sony. Only took two D300 pics so far! Both kids.

Yesterday's white Oriental ....

Doesn't show up well against a white house, I guess!


(Edited for spelling)

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Thanks candyce and victor! I've been putting in Really long days (12-16hr. at work) or pet/garden sitting when i've only been working 10 hr. days. But, I'm trying to keep up with DG, but the yard is a mess!

brunnera jack frost

... Don't throw away that 'old' Sony!! lol! Nice shot ☺

Nice brunnera

I agree! I love that plant. I can't wait until mine gets that large, well hopefully gets that large.

Thanks, WC. I like Brunnera too. Have to get some.

Hosta... I think that this is either "strip tease" or "stilletto". they have both somewhere in the yard.

I like both names.

lol. yep. it fits.

forgot to put the name up above. Cornus alternifolia argentea


this pic is just another view of it

astilbe with maiden hair fern behind it. (I think, not sure I paid attention to what kind of fern in the picture)

I'm not sure, but I think that thing is some sort of podophyllum. If someone has another guess, let me know!

Looks like it, but wow, so big!

that's why I'm confused by it. I've never been there when it's in flowr to know for sure. I'll post the normal sized podo below.

Great RC glad to have you back.
And now if Debbilu would surface everything would be cozy.

bunches of stuff

love that over sized plant RC

Great gardens RC

haha, it's good to surface for a while. It'll likely only last for a few days though. Not sure about Debilu. There's bunches of new (to me) folks that have shown up in the last few weeks. It's fun.

I think that I could make a sort of game out of some of these pictures. Instead of playing where's Waldo, make it where's "this particular plant" or something like that. Would anyone else be nervous taking care of this place? or is it just me. Anything that can be grown from seed is, and they have a little 75' X75: area that is all designated to the seedlings still in pots.... there's thousands of pots!!

I found Podophyllum hexandrum.
Knew I had seen it somewhere.
Seneca Hill Nursery.Might have to have one.

Cool! I like that one. It does not die back like the others, I believe. Want that one.

It is really cool. I would never have considered anything like that until DG. Thanks Dave and thanks all of you.
A new dimention to my retirement and DD and SIL also like it too.

that's a cool looking podophyllum. The fact that it doesn't die back would make it worth it.

oversized loropetalum

I wish that I could claim this garden JoAnn! But, I definitely don't have much to do with it other than keeping maintaned for a week or two here and there.

asiatic lilly

double blue balloon... kinda small and skinny though

full moon maple

sunflower wahoo half eaten by a bunny

edit -- actually spelled Waooh!... i was close



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begonia

I posted some photos of my bird feeders & the squirrel trying to get in them... from this morning

http://picasaweb.google.com/AllisonNJ71/BirdFeeder

bad bunny!

stuff

those are too cute onewish. they're persistant, that's for sure

that's the other hosta with the name striptease or stilletto


last pic of their yard. Maybe i'll get out in mine tonight!

I agree that you have a beautiful garden to take care of for your friends. It looks so rich and lush. It is in dappled sun / shade, right?

Yes - great garden. If I 'minded' it, some plants would come home with me!

LOL
I was thinking the very same thing!

Replaced with a nice silk flowered one?

They'll never know the difference

haha.. You're right. It's Very Tempting.

Candyce, you're right on that it's all shade with the exception of a small corner that gets dappled sun. Surprisingly enough, they get quite a bit to bloom though. Sometimes it just takes a while.