Here's a nice peach one that a co-worker gave me years ago:
Siloam 'Bo Peep':
'Secret of Contentment':
'Shattered Illusions':
'Little Grapette':
Mystery red:
Mystery burgundy:
Mystery magenta:
Mystery siloam:
'Destined to See':
'Guided by Voices':
Mystery red:
Other stuff is blooming, too.
Globe thistle:
I'm getting hydrangea blossoms this year- which rarely happens:
Pimula Capitata. That white powder is called 'farina', which is Italian for 'flour'. It's a natural feature of this primrose and not mold:
Speaking of primrose, there is a very confused little primula in the back shade bed:
I'm getting a second round of blossoms from a rose bush I planed over Memorial Day in memory of my father:
Tansy, good for natural dying:
All the wild apple trees are loaded with fruit:
Looking forward to wild apple pie this fall!
1 comment:
Good heavens! You're a heck of a gardener. Impressive!
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