been awhile, had totally forgotten about this thread, thank you for the kind comments glad you enjoyed the pictures, because i sure liked taking them :) dahli22: I really like the poppies mixed in with the chervil too, and the best part about it is that i do nothing to maintain them ;), unfortunately i don't think the NoID plant is anything in the fritillaria genus. and yes i eat the sea kale and lots of it :D, i eat the flower buds, the stems and the leaves all raw, some people cook them but i haven't tried that yet. was just digging around in the computer and found some more pictures from the summer :) enjoy! more sea kale fuchsia, climbing hydrangea and clematis. again. and one last time wild roses growing along our horsepen old poplar growing a root inside itself small buttercops elderberrie in the back of our yard in bloom and one in front of the house the burial mount again later on the season with new flowers closeup with our house in the background :) and to finish off with some fall/winter pictures :) from october i think ' èfrom november

Thanks for reminding me to check this out. Echinopsisfreak and I email each other once in a while. I actually think he is crazier about Echinopsis flowers than I am if that's possible. If you love Echinopsis blooms go to instagram for a fix. His time lapses are great.

That is so beautiful Sharon! You should cross post this to the Rose Forum some more people can see it.

Nice shelves! and congratulations on all the new growing space! Your have a beautiful epescia. I haven't grown an epescia in ages and now I'll want one. :) I'm like you and have plants everywhere. One of my best scores on craigslist was a stack of thick glass shelves that a woman wanted to get rid of. She told me she had used them to display dolls. I took them all and split them with my sisters and one of my BILs used some to build me this great 3-shelf plant stand: