Garden Photos of '09...#26

Scarlet O'Hara going by...

Geranium dalmaticum 'Biokovo'

One of my favorite NOID TBI's...

And I am in love with this NOID dwarf TBI. That's all the pics for tonight.

Karen

wow you guys are great... too many to comment on.. love them all... but the poppies, the tiles, and the fairy all caught my eye!!

Very nice photos, for both of our 'Nuts' ! Loved the birdbath, Karen, & that trad with chartreuse leaves was a beauty---Dahlia, you have so many things blooming after the snow---happy to see that! Jumper, loved the rose behind the salvia.

Karen your iris looks a lot like Brown Lasso which is a border bearded iris.

Wow, great shots all!

Jumper... I love all of the colors in that Salvia picture.
Karen.... my fav. of that group is the geranium pic!
Dahlia... dang, when your yard finally decides to wake up, it's almost as if everything bolts out of it's sleep.

a few from yesterday.

forest pansy redbud

a bee hard at work

One of my weeds. It wouldn't sit still for a really clear shot.

Karen - that Beauty Bush is just that - a beauty! Nice shot of the Biokovo. I got a few two years ago at an end-of-year sale, not knowing what they'd look like, and I'm very pleased with their prettiness!

Redchic - the redbud is gorgeous!

This is the Toadflax, Linaria 'Flamenco' I grew from seeds from Don Shirer. I love this plant!

Beautiful
Just took these
Hosta Mister Watson and ger.Rozanne

poppies

ok so i'm a bit slow on the uptick - been receiving updates from bloom #24 that were 350+ in and did not see this one or 25 - although after looking at them remember them all - i posted a bunch of shots "thinking" i was starting #25 - no i am not on medication - here is the link and please do not bust my chops too much

http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1000267/

So is that a new thread we're gonna start on now, or are we also gonna continue on this one? Confusing!

Thanks for the compliments, all.

IrisMA, thanks for the ID on that. I didn't know it was a border bearded. It was short, so I thought it was dwarf.

Jo Anne, I like that Mister Watson hosta.

Karen

The top ht on a standard dwarf is 15 1/2 ".

i say we stay here

Yep, I'm confused too!

Whatever thread we stay on is good, but can we link the one that we're leaving into the one that we're staying on? It would help to avoid getting lost and maybe avoid some confusion as well.

i only provided the link above so i would not have to post the pics here again - sorry for the confusion and no more complaints:)

Obviously, we can't leave this in Bill's hands! Stick to the stones! ^_^

and YOU did not even notice at first:)

I know. Have not been on DG much this week.

Pink Double Delight - hadn't noticed the fly.

Mophead coloring up.

Astilbe.

Wish the weather and lighting were better - so many New Dawn blooms on my arbor this year.

Cool!

Love the color echo between this lily and the ninebark seed heads.

But don't like this combo - clem Silmakivi and the seed heads of Summer Wine. Did not expect them to be around at the same time. Clem will probably be moved.

Last for now - native rose blooming like crazy. This is one plant, and the entire thing is not even in the pic.

Siberian Iris

This is a "weed" but I liked the way the raindrops clung to the grass seedhead.

Clump of Siberian Iris

Bleeding Heart

Victor, yes that lily and ninebark combo is awesome.
Galles-love that rain drop pic

Thanks Jen - it's actually an even better match than the photo shows.

A few more from this AM. Another crappy lighting situation - my native rose and clem Patricia Ann Fretwell.