All of it looks great to me, the little squirrel peeking out on the deck,"She sell seashells" sign & shells around. The blues work so well with the coral & pinks & white. Little guy by pool looks like a sweetie! Grandma doesn't like the attention! She does match beautifully in the pic where she is sitting in the chair, her shirt looks great with the empty blue chair, blues go together well! Love the pond(lived at a lake all my life until I came out here)Is the fishing good in it? TFS Jan

Lala right now MC is planted between Chicago Apache and Cimmaron Knight. Which aren't blooming yet. Not sure I'll get to see what they look like in bloom together this year. I only have a dble fan of MC with 1 scape. I plant my beds by height, tall in back short in front. Not really by color. I will probably have some moving to do when they start blooming together. I don't want colors clashing or pastels being looked over because of big bright ones next to them. Jan this is my first year with RR and it sure is a beauty. Nice to know it puts on a great show. Thanks all for the comments Andrea

Hi Sue, You're lucky, though. I've grown my macgillivrayii for over 7 years with nary a flower. It produces peduncles occasionally, but they never develop any buds. The leaves on mac are much prettier than on megalaster, IMO. I love how glossy the flowers are on the megalaster. It's a beauty! I don't detect any scent, though... Denise in Omaha

WOW Beth.That Citrus Tease is gorgeous and Tea Time,I love. Small Talk is beautiful.I was outside most of the afternoon,too.Dragging sacks of Pine Needles to the curb for pick up that I managed to rake up yesterday afternoon.I pruned about 12 roses today,too.Didn't think pruneing a few a week early would make much difference.Then I went to one of my daughters house and brought her some Gladiola bulbs to plant, then sat and watched her plant them.It was such a gorgous day out.67degrees and sunshine. Suppose to get rain tomorrow and storms again on Tuesday.I sure hate them storms with Tornados every where. Jean