I lost a few rhodies and azalea's this year from the brutal winter. I mulched but the snow was deep and just buried them. My JM that I bought last year had some damage on the lower branches from the snow and ice.
Garden Photos of '09.... #14
Hopefully it will recover okay. As it gets bigger, you can remove the lower limbs.
Here is JM Washi no o.
Fothergilla Mt. Airy's buds.
amazing picture I just love see them
I finally have a few things starting to bloom outside that is
and will take some pictures over the weekend
mona
I finally have some pics to post from this weekend and this evening.
Karen
Primula and ceramic hedgehog.
Corydalis....
Pulmonaria 'Trevi Fountain'
another....
Very bright primula....
Corydalis and metal dog.....
Brunera 'Looking Glass'
another.....
Bleeding heart
close-up of the buds....
chartreuse lemon balm
star magnolia
close up of one of the flowers.....
#2....
#3.....
Daffs and forsythias.
close-up of forsythia flowers.....
pink azalea
Sweet cicelly foliage
Mayapples
Peiris flowers
Daffs and vinca minor
lilac foliage
crabapple foliage
Backlit daffs
close-up of one....
Muscari
More muscari...
Donkey tail spurge and prickly pear cactus.
Donkey tail spurge...
Our seasonal pond in the back, which is full now from all the rain.
Ligularia 'Othello', which is growing by the seasonal pond, along with various astilbe, Ligularia 'The Rocket, and Aruncus (Goat's Beard). I have a Rodgersia nearby as well.
Another view of the pond.
oh I have one of those seasonal ponds its called the city is to lazy to fix the ditch so it overflowes and floods a section of my property which is under water for about 9 months of the year lol I am putting together a power point presentation to take to the city soon to inform them that I am charging them for the water storage until they fix the problem
I wonder how that is going to go over lol hahahahah
those are beautifull picture I am getting impatient to see some of my stuff bloom since everything has buds but nothing open yet a couple of days of sun should do it
Ha! All cities seem t have their share of problems, don't they? I like my seasonal pond. We have a cellar that collects water when we get lots of rain, and we keep a sump pump down there to prevent it from flooding. The water drains into the pond and fills it up. It fills up off and on throughout the year, and makes a great place to plant things that like it moist or downright wet. We have a lot of moss around the pond, and I really love the moss, so I'm encouraging it to grow. Here is a shot of the beautiful moss.
Karen
Forsythia
