Oh kay, you are going to outdo me this year. Although I did order more daylilies than I had room for. One of the reasons for a big gardenbed being done in the backyard. I do not think any have shipped yet. The one from Melanie Mason should be my forst for this spring.

I too have ordered Agastache from High Country Gardens, which you already know. I ordered lots of Sedum this spring, two orders of it came, one is one its way. My lily bulbs are here and I have started planting. My Dahlia tubers from Swan Island Dahlias have not shipped yet. None of my Siberian Iris that I ordered shipped yet this spring and I didn't even bother to count how many I ordered. Only thinking about the TB iris, haven't ordered yet. I ordered something from VB wholsale too, Glamini Glads.

I bought three boxed roses locally and have long ago planted them already. I too already ordered fall bulbs from Brent and Beckies and plan to order more from Van Engelen for fall. I also bought and planted canna and four o'clock tubers already. Have 10 small Geum plants coming Beginning of May.

I bought lots and lots of seeds this year. Including Poppy and California Poppy Seeds. Going to try something new for me.

Than again who knows what I will find in the local nurseries once all the annuals set out. I buy many each and every year.

I still think you have more coming than I do.

Yeah, but look at all the lilys you ordered and have gotten.

I am looking at sedum, but I haven't ordered any yet.

The new iris bed is coming along well. Of course, it is for use in rotating iris in the two bed I have. I have decided I need a new cottage garden bed across from the redone daylily bed in back.

I am working so much extra it is crimping my style. One of the other house supes broke a leg, so I may be working extra in May too. Ah well.

looking forward to more pics.
kay

Yes, I started on planting the lily bulbs today. But I can't seem to do just one thing. I was moving some daylies (four plants) and cleaning my ponds earlier today.

I also forgot to list the Milkweeds I have coming for the butterflies. Earlier I was looking at all the daylily plants at the driveway side slope and thinking that was one of my better ideas. Last August in the high 90 degree weather with our high humidity, I was planting and I wasn't sure it was such a fantastic idea after at LOL!

Seems like we both have lots of projects this spring.

We do have many of the same types of plants. Although you do not have Siberian Iris and I only am starting on Dutch Iris now. I di have lots and lots of shrubs. Azealeas, Viburnums, Blueberries and the list goes on and on.

We both like to have a lot of diferent plants blooming. And that is good. I know I am always trying out different things, and you do also,

I am frequently playing follow Rita. buy some (you fill in the blanks.)
kay

I love to help other people spend their money on garden plants LOL!!!

Be sure and post pictures later in the year when lots of your new plants are blooming.

I think you will really like the Agastaches. I know that I just love mine. Last year after I had new front steps and walkway done, I immediately knew I would get more Hummingbird Mints (Agastaches) from High Country Gardens this spring to plant by the side of the new steps in front.