Coming from here:
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/900966/#new
A different shot of Rozanne and Coralberry.
Garden Photos - Part 37
Stock...is smells heavenly and has been blooming since June.
Use it to make soup??
The entire plant....I have it in baby pink also.
Nope, but maybe perfume?
Shelly - your photos are so pretty!
Laurel - I may take you up on some root cuttings when I get down to Fla if you still have some. Am I correct that they would grow in zone 10? Thanks for the offer!!
Pretty shots above, Victor and Pixie!!
I love this bright magenta sedum Hank gave me for my birthday. It isn't Autumn Joy because it is much brighter and the leaves are a shade lighter as well. I'll have to get an ID on it. On a rainy morning like this one, it really brightens up the view from the porch!
Has anyone else noticed that it takes a really long time for the photos to load, even on a very short thread like this one?
my "stump garden" with new caladiums getting fuller
coleus and caladiums headed for Florida
more Florida coleus (anything with hot pink or magenta goes!) but I don't know just how I'll convince DH that these are essentials to pack! LOL
I love this speckled caladium.....can't recall its name, but I have some in Fla. and brought this one up here.
Maybe the sedum is Neon-I've almost bought this one a few times but I am not a sedum fan, so that's saying a lot. http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/54647/
love the stump garden.... wish I were going to FL with you
:)
That's IT, Cathy!! Thanks for that link! I thought it was hysterical that the negative comment on the PlantFiles page is that it attracts bees. LOL.... I LOVE plants that attract bees to my garden!
Thanks, Allison! I keep thinking that a winter NE Gang RU in Fla. might just be the ticket for being able to see my NE DG pals. I always feel pretty far away from everyone when I'm down there! There are some very nice Fla. DGers that I hope to meet in person down there this winter.
Pack your bags, Sherrie.......Winter Fla. RU time!!! LOL
Nice shots, Louise. I did not notice any problem uploading this AM.
Pitcher plant.
Leaf on Pokomoke crape with its own mind.
JM Orangeola with new growth.
Itea starting to turn.
Me either.
I'm a happy girl when my orchids take over when the garden slows down.
Acer griseum too.
Miscanthus.
Oops sorry Victor.
Calibrachoa going strong.
No problem, booj. Oso Easy Peachy Cream.
Canna not ready for fall either.
Last for now - sedum.
Caladium.
Anyone know the name for this? I couldn't resist buying it today.
boojum, I think this may be it.....
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/54909/
I bought them this spring and they look just like yours. Gave some to Sherrie, she posted a photo up above.
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Glads were planted late but are finally blooming.
DB, maybe if you tell DH that if they don't go, you don't go. Do you think that would work?
victor, love all the orangey hues.
Yes, I would definitely say a rudbeckia.
Jan - thank hue.