Smalls and Miniatures, from the past few days

tepelus

14 years ago

I have too many pics to cram into one thread, so here are the smalls and miniatures (4" and under).

Dewy Sweet

Dragon's Eye, close-up

Jordan Verhaert

Raspberry Winter

Alpine Mist (probably my favorite mini)

Patchwork Puzzle

Siloam Fine Art

FFO on Siloam New Toy

Karen

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newyorkrita
14 years ago
They are all really pretty. My favorites would be Raspberry Winter because I really like that etched eye and Siloam Fine Art because I love the grape purple coloring.
jean_ar
14 years ago
Wow,very pretty ones.Love RASPBERRY WINTER.its real delicate looking to me.My favorite one is PATCHWORK PUZZLE. and SILOAM NEW TOY is close behind as 2nd choice.

Jean
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I did try to put another section in comments but lost it twice. As I said, so many blooming now (you know, Kay) that it is hard to select just a few when you have so many you want to show. I think this is the year for Clown Parade to shine-unbelievable how much it has multiplied and has decent bud count and scapes. This is a small section of my roadside bed. I had posted part of the round bed close to the house in the comments that would not post and I have three other large beds in the front garden. Oh, and another half of that roadside bed-and the beds that surround the house and glory, glory, I now have the reclaimed jungle bed!!! I think I will save all those pictures and dedicate a post just to those. Thank you for comments!! Oops, forgot to mention that the Starling lily has not multiplied well-this is third year and I have two scapes up and no increase in fans. Time for a talk?
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shive
14 years ago
I really love Pathwork Puzzle, but it just won't grow here. I've killed it twice.

Debra
timberohio
14 years ago
Thanks for posting small and minis I have such a hard time finding small ones I like for the fronts of my beds. I really like Raspberry Winter and Patchwork Puzzle.

Andrea
fairysoapgirl
14 years ago
Oooo... RASPBERRY WINTER is just so pretty. Love that one. Lovely pictures.
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
14 years ago
They are all nice, but I really like the yellow Patchwork Puzzle one.
njmomma
14 years ago
Dewy Sweet is my fav. here! Thanks
farmerbell
14 years ago
All are gorgeous - great photos. I love Dragon's Eye in the garden - it is so showy. I don't grow many small and minis but after looking at yours, I think maybe I need to.

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mizellie
14 years ago
I like Dewy Sweet and Rasberry Winter because I love pinks..and double creams.... Hehehe! They are all very pretty though...Ellie

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