Thursday, April 5, 2012

04/05/12

Rise and Shine, Winnipeg Parks, Home Run, and Sunbright Roses


Winnipeg Parks Rose

 
Prairie Sunset Rose

 
Prairie Sunset Rose

 
Sunbright Rose


These are just a few of the roses in bloom, at the moment.  Stay tuned for  more!

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

04/04/12


This is dedicated to all of those in the DFW area who have lost anything precious, to the tornado.

Monday, April 2, 2012

04/02/12


Sedum and Sage


More Sedum


Golden Oregeno


Swiss Chard etc.


Foxglove 'Camelot'


Artemisia Limlight


Larkspur and Savlia


Golden Groundsel (going to seed)


Belinda's Dream Rose


Ranunculus


Salvia g.  Pink Preference, Teresa, and Lavender Persimmon


Winter showers brought April Flowers! 


Friday, March 30, 2012

03/30/12


Bluebonnets - Lupinus texensis 

The wet winter has brought out the Bluebonnets in Texas this year. My spring garden has spots of Bluebonnets growing here and there, which have come up from dormant seeds from the past couple of years. I was delighted to see that a few of the Alamo Fire Bluebonnets popped up as well.


Thursday, March 29, 2012

03/29/12

Plum Tree - Prunus


My twin brother, who lives in Colorado zone 5b, sent this beautiful photo of a Plum tree blooming in his family's yard. I can smell it all the way in Texas! WOW - right?

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

03/27/12

Japanese Rose - Kerria japonica


Iris germanica 'Change of Pace'


Texas Gold Columbine - Aquilegia chrysantha 'Hinckleyana'


Tiger Eyes Saghorn Sumac - Rhus typhina


Lenten Rose -Helleborus orientalis  (forming seeds)
 
Iris germanica 'Victoria Falls'

I just came in from snapping a few things blooming in my garden.  This is just the beginning!

Monday, March 19, 2012

03/19/12








I acquired these Petunias last fall from a plant swap.  I planted them in pots around my conversation garden and then abandoned them all through the winter.  They remained semi-dormant until the days got longer and the temps got warmer, then they popped out with all these beautiful colors.  Sometimes the old garden favorites are still the best.