Always pretty, never boring! Everything is very nice. I have a lily similar to the last lily pic but mine is orange. I think the seed I grew it from said candy lily on the package. I thing some of the flowers on it are ready to open.
Shawn

So pretty as always. I just love lillies. I got quite a few this year but no flowers yet.

I like the Echeveria bloom (second to the last). Too bad they are so small, you can barely notice them when they're planted in the ground. Here are a couple of mine from earlier this year. They are Echeveria "Ramilette", then Echeveria "Lola" and the third one is some sort of sempervivum.


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I also like that really cool double/triple morning glory! really cool. I had never seen one like that. What is the plant with the cluster of blue, pea-like flowers?

Those are good pictures! I can't wait to see my plants and find out if they are blooming, or still alive.

never seen some of your beautiful flowers Karyn....
you must have every one in the book.

Have we see any pictures of your gardens and greenhouse Plants? I would like, also to see how you grow your vineing (sp) plants. Please?

Barry some of the plants are in the GH like the orchids. The Echeveria's in the GH as are the hoyas simply because there's no room anywhere else. I usually don't take pics of a whole garden, just single plants. My vines are crazy this year and really out of control. I train the majority of them to our privacy fence but we were supposed to have one section replaced this summer and I didn't want the workers to stomp on everything so I didn't plant there. Needless to say the fence has yet to be repaired and I have vines growing everywhere I don't want them. I had to chop MG's, passion vines and MW vines off of brugs and other large plants.
Karyn

Wow, Karyn!So pretty! What is the purple hydrangea looking flower?

Theresa

Theresa that's a wisteria. It's Amethyst Falls and is an everbloomer. It has a huge flush late in the spring but continues sending out a smaller number of blooms until the frost.
Karyn

Karyn

I love ALL of your 'odds & ends.' :) The morning glories look great!

Mike

Oooooooh Karyn, love all your flowers especially the first lily and the double/triple shredded looking purple MG!

Karyn Thanks for sharing all your odds & ends with us. I love your MG's & plumeria.

Rigo

lol, I was posting on this before, and the dang puppy hit the switch on the power center thingie (under the desk) in case of power outs, and turned everything off!
Everything is absolutely beautiful as always!! I love the lilies and the Plumi..That's top of my list for next spring.
What's 3rd from the bottom?

Karyn, Your pictures are just beautiful. You could do a coffee table book for gardeners, it would sell like hotcakes !!

They are all beautiful as everyone has already stated. I'm like Eloise, I love the first one and would like to know it's name and what kind of lily it is.

If it's not too much trouble could you email me and tell me. I may not see a response here.

Happy gardening, Marian

3rd from the bottom is a hoya flower. It's my first one to bloom. The lily is a Rubrum.
Karyn

Oh Im Jealous. I want some Lilies so bad. I have dayliles and Crinium but no Asiatic ones. I have got to find some that are reasonable. They are expensive...Brandy

SO VERY NICE!!! What is the Plummie???

Oh, cool Karyn. I just realized that the plumie that had the seed pod looks similar to the one you posted. I don't remember if I ever downloaded the pics I took. Let me go look. You have the most beautiful plants. I would rather see your gardens than go to a botanical garden, lol. One day when I get rich I'm gonna come visit you, lol.

I love the Rubrum lily it is the first flower I planted at my first house. Oh what memories!!!

Mary

I'm a bit confused about my plumeria ID. It was labeled Nebel's Soft Rainbow. I've only heard of a Nebel's Rainbow which this does look like but has more color. I've had it for a few years but this was the first bloom and I don't remember where I got it to confirm the ID.

I'm lucky when it comes to Oriental lilies because I don't pay for them. Bruces suppliers in Holland send me bags of lily bulbs. Some are known varieties and others are testers not on the market. That big white one is just a number as is that orange and black one. I was PO'd because the deer ate most of my lilies once again this year. They wait until they are just about to open then eat just the buds. They don't touch the stems or foliage. They also don't touch any of the agapanthus that are growing in the same area.
Karyn