Allison that bunch of Daffs are just beautiful!!
Garden Photos of '09.... #13
thanks... I think those are one of the first things I planted when we bought the house... might be from color blends or one of those bulk places... if my memory serves me right they were supposed to be a mix of pink & yellow... ended up all yellow
White double daffs...
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pretty!
looks like a creampuff
This one has a lot going on. I like the green.
Thanks, Onewish. I like your clump of noids.
yellow double daff...
Nice pics, Dyane. I love all the double daffs. So pretty! And I love that one with the orange center!
Allison, your clump of NOID's is fantastic!
Karen
Thanks, Karen.
Decoy Daffodils...
this morning in the garden don't you love the spring!
front bed
yum cream puffs.....
I love that double yellow one Dayne!
nice job Laura!!!
this dark one just didn't want it's picture taken... this is the best I could get
ice folies
like the hellebore too!
another lowes purchase
bunnies
the cheater tulips are still hanging in there
very pretty columine
I mean't you post ! Mine was tet a tet
LOL... got it... don't know why i never bought more tet a tet.... think i need to do that
:)
They are so cute and they multiply for me so do ice follies I started out with about 10 bulbs and now I have them all over the yard
here is my good dog bella
anything that increases and the deer don't eat is a winner in my book... Bella is cute
we haven't had any deer problem here . don't get me wrong they are here but we never see them in our yard .we live three houses up from the lake in a neighborhood so I don't know why they just don't come up here ? I am not compaining
laura
that makes life a lot easier... good for you
Beautiful pics everyone. There be crocii here now.
Spent awhile yesterday beating back the herb garden. It looks neked now :O
These are just starting and my favs today
Twins
yeah for DNut!
I love your herb garden ! can't wait to see it brimming with herbs .crocii are beautiful too!
Boojum I think your tulips are "Tulip the first" or Professor Monsoriee
Quoting:
nutsfordaylilies said: Sue, I have been thinking lately that I want more primroses. I have some coming up from seed, some Primula japonica, and I want to get more seeds of other varieties. Thompson and Morgan has quite a few. I have been seeing the drumstick primulas lately at the local garden centers, and I have been lusting after them. Gotta do seeds, though, as it will save me a ton of money.
I've tried a few times growing from seed, but they're tricky (for me, at least). They take a long time to germinate. The ones I've started from seed were from T & M also. Good luck! I buy some from Evermay Nurseries in Maine. They're reliable.
The photos were outstanding---just lovely varieties! Laura, my next door neighbors breed bulldogs---they have 2 little girls left from a litter of 8! I don't remember planting anenomes, but here they are!
Anhd very purple hyacinths which my camera shows as blue.
And finally---where my new daylily garden will be, after our landscaping guys transform it---I tried, but cannot dig out all the bad stuff---will have ongoing progress, hopefully.
Ooof, Robindog, that looks like a challenge all right. Do you have your eye on any particular variety of daylily?
Hi all! Just back from Boston. So many great shots - will take me some time to catch up! I'll post when I can too.
I'm just back from Boston, too!! Just for the day to visit a friend after surgery. Great pics, all!
Primrose Sue, have you been to Arlene's? I went last year-what a treat!! http://www.vtprimroses.com/mygarden/mygarden.html
I now have a lot of different varieties including japonicas spreading in my stream. Are you going to Tower Hill? http://www.americanprimrosesociety.org/index.php?content=nationalshow.php&menu=eventsmenu.php
Funny, Kathy! We were there from Thursday until today.
Some of my JM's are opening now. Here is Koto no ito.
