Finally planted ALL the daylilies (yes, I keep moving them around...some of the poor things moved 3 times since they came from Pirl's garden!!!! I think they will scream at me if I touch them again!
This is my first try at a planting a shade garden and actually having some kind of plan...
2 medium size hostas, one small, Caramell Heuchera, miniature hostas, thyme, citronella heuchera... I actually had fun doing this... still need to much...
and the other side - the sunny part... all the daylilies are in the pink family... they came from Karen's collections... ah can't wait for next year!!!!
and the small bed in front of my mom's sewing room...
primroses, dianthus, the middle will be filled with irises them I have daisies and behind all pink and white anemonies...
the last daylily... oh I miss them already!
Chicago Peace... quite light color!
Camille Pizarro...
Abbaye de Cluny... oh so gorgeous!!!
seeds... and more seeds... don't they look so cute!!!!
the only one I had this year...
under the maple tree!!!!
New plant... really love this one... False Marlow ... I think... really cute...
and succulents that does not stop growing!!!!
looks great Kassia... can't wait to see it in bloom next year... and I forgot to tell you... your onion put up a bunch of new shoots... I am really excited to see those in spring!
Hi my dear! I have left room for coleus!!!! actually I will have 2 entire beds only with coleus... and some pots... already writing cards with the names of the coleus I need for next year!!!
that onion is one of the strongest plants I ever saw... you will never be without onions now... and at this time I plant the little ones and harvest the one it grew from...oh it's such a delicious onion...
I get so excited over new things.... and since this onion is so good... it makes it even better! thanks again!
Very nice, Kass! I would suggest a 'threadleaf' JM in front of the sewing room. Hee hee.
Looks great Kass, can't wait to see it all in bloom.
See Victor... that is the place I had in mind for the JM!!!! but I can't make up my mind which one... and also do I buy a considerebly mature one or a tiny one and let it grow???? so I figure that until I get the one I want I'll plant irises.... I have 2 trees in pots... one Wisteria - have not bloommed yet, and the one Yankee gave me... don't know where to plant them... oh so difficult to make up my mind!
yes, you guys better come next year for a visit!!!!! it's an yearly tradition I think!
All depends on how much you want to spend. Most do grow slowly. I have always been willing to pay a bit more to start with a larger size.
Still waiting for ordered peony & bulbs to arrive--can kill time by weeding, always need to do that.
