Showing posts with label Nearly Wild Roses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nearly Wild Roses. Show all posts

Monday, June 5, 2017

Burst of Early June Blooms



We left to visit relatives for a few days and came back to a burst of blooms on several plants. None were blooming when I left.

Knockout Roses (with Columbine) and Nearly Wild Roses


 Peonies





Goatsbeard


Poppies


Ninebark


Mock Orange (I don't know why the leaves near the flowers always get brown edges)


Rhododendron


Last of my Irises


Coral Bells


Gas Plant (it is pinker than this pic makes it seem)


Summer Allium (the foliage is not from them)




Saturday, October 15, 2016

Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day October 2016



Some of the pretties blooming right now in my garden .....

The stars right now are mums!















Mandevilla Vine still looks good even though we had a frost.







Late blooming Cleome







Fall Anemonee still going







I don’t know what this really is, but heard it called Mexican Daisy







Pincushion Flower







Aster









 Nearly Wild Rose

Joe Pye Weed




Castor Bean










Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day is hosted by Carol at May Dreams Gardens.



Friday, October 7, 2016

Found a Peanut



Someone in my neighborhood feeds the critters peanuts. I frequently find shells in my yard. This spring, when I was digging up weeds, I found a peanut that had sprouted. When I dug up the second or third sprouted peanut, I thought it would be fun to see what would happen if I let it grow. I moved it to a better location (out of my mum bed), and put a marker by it. Here it is.


As I was doing some garden cleanup today, I decided to dig the plant out and see what had happened. I got some baby peanuts!

I’m not actually going to do anything with it, so it all went into the yard waste heap. But, I thought it was an interesting experiment!

My Knockout Roses are getting new blooms.


As are my Nearly Wild Roses.