Tulips in your garden 2023
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Comments (56)Ken I adore that Azalea so much. Fantastic pics everyone. I am a fan of orange and posted most of mine before but I think I missed some. NOID that is possibly Sammy Russel. It did not translate well but is burnt orange in person. That is my adult daughters hand. You do not want to see mine lol! Monarchs are so beautiful. Phlox p. Orange Perfection is one of my favorites. Ground wasp is so colorful and quite docile with humans. Unknown beauty Trollius not fully orange but enough to count I think? Now on to the red thread!...See MoreYour first perennial purchased and now in your possession in 2023?
Comments (26)Long list here! I purchased 4 Itoh peonies from Home Depot - (1x) Cora Louise (pink) and (3x) Bartzella (yellow) (one for my mom, my sister and myself), clematis, Mary Hunt from Brushwood, bareroot roses and mums from a local nursery, hellebores from Trader Joes, lychnis, growing a bunch of stuff from seed - agastache, delphiniums, rudbeckia, salvia, foxglove, snapdragons, rose campion, hollyhocks, lion's tail, lisianthus (started in Jan 2023), alyssum, geranium (annual), yarrow, monarda, bachelor buttons, echinacea (native) and poppies. I also have peonies (7 of them that I bought at the Philadelphia Flower Show in March) and lugged back in my suitcase. I also have some Pugster butterfly bushes coming in the mail this week - purple and pink ones, along with some coneflowers. Now if only it would get warmer here. It's 35 degrees and the cold won't let up! My poor beautiful magnolia blooms on my yellow and pink magnolia were great for maybe 2 weeks and the cold just zapped them. Now they are brown crusty bits. Thank goodness that my lilacs are budding up!...See MoreShow Us Your Landscape and Gardens-A Photo Thread - JUNE 2023
Comments (23)Wow I've been completely missing these threads! I have such limited time and I don't usually come to NE forum much because unfortunately it's so quiet, and this didn't pop up in the "new threads" listing. Glad I checked! I'll have to go back to May too. And yes, I definitely check the links to past threads too! As usual I don't have much to post - not great about taking pictures. Or at least not good about getting them from my phone to my computer. A few unknown irises, just about finishing up I have some unknown yellow irises that are totally wowing me this year. They have been in bloom for WEEKS!! I do have pictures on my phone lol. Wish I knew what they were. I transferred them two seasons ago from a neglected bed, and they have multiplied nicely and are just non-stop! Rose - either Amelia or Ashley Some reseeded campanula. I love the way this pops up around my yard. This is peeking out of a hydrangea (ignore the bittersweet - I'm getting to it!) My Zephrine Drouin (and therefore the Rooguchi that was in with it) got knocked off my arbor by strong wind earlier this season. No time to get to it and then saw buds forming all along the topside of the fallen rose, so left it until after bloom. Here are a couple of photos of the mess lol Such lovely photos everyone! MG George once gave me a styrax japonica that was very similar to your halesia. Actually, it was kinda funny - he gave me one, quite a good size, and it just didn't make it through winter. Next swap he asked about it and I had to tell him the sad news. "Dee, no problem. I give you another" and he did! Another good sized one. So generous! Well wouldn't you know a tree fell the next year or two, a huge oak, and totally smashed the styrax. I didn't have the heart to tell George - and knowing him he would have given me a third one! And that was more than I could take lol. I think of George every time I see a styrax (which isn't often, at least not in the wild, only in articles and catalogs) and your tree reminded me again! :) Dee...See MoreShow Us Your Landscape and Gardens - A Photo Thread - September 2023
Comments (18)About the Tithonia, I KNOW! I check every day. Not even a bee on it, and there are NO chemicals or anything nearby. I forgot about the root beer smell on some Agastache. Going to crush some leaves and see if I can get a whiff! This is a GREAT blog post from Hayefield about Japanese Burnet and what to plant it with. It’s the one that got me started. Now I notice all the smaller ones and I am ready to go down the burnet rabbithole! Hayefield Japanese Burnet post Some more first-year bloomers: I thought all of these seedlings had died and mistook them for a type of carnation, but I am SO pleased to see I was wrong! These are Heleniums, which have FINALLY survived the slugs and become plants. My wintersowing germination is excellent, but I swear I love over 50% of what germinates before it can get established, mostly from slugs. I’m very happy to finally have Helenium survive. I may have to move it from this location, but I’m very happy to cater to its needs! Sterntaler coreopsis is now blooming. I must admit, the burgundy center is not my favorite since I am not a fan or bronze and burgundy in the garden, either in flower or foliage. (The burnet above leans more towards purple, so it’s OK.). But, I’m glad to have them anyway. It seems one of my Heliopsis is neither Summer Nights or Burning Hearts, but is the standard. Another very welcome surprise! Here’s a good shot of my secondary growth from the seed pods with their own buds. It’s just so weird and Intersting! And this lungwort and brunerra area has LOVED the moisture. I lost many brunerra when it was first being established, but for the past three years it has finally settled in and even reseeding all over with both brunerras and lungwort. It’s so nice to see the variegated/frosty brunneras reseed. I think it helped when I put a HUGE rock up at the driveway edge so the plowman would stop destorying it. Every plowman should be required to tend gardens by hand in the summer, in my dream world. And three spring/early summer bloomers are reblooming, both viola, nepeta, and dianthus. And, lastly, I love River Oats seedheads. They are still green now, and are beautiful in the morning moisture....See Moremazerolm_3a
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