My flower beds are winding down, but there are a few new faces.
Moonflower
Naked Ladies
Euphorbia ~ Bonfire
This hosta is one of my later blooming ones. It's white flowers smell like Easter Lilies ~
Here is some foliage that is adding color.
Japanese Bloodgrass ~
I especially like my new foliage that I got from Sue this Spring. Two of my starts are doing nicely.
Painter's Pallet~
And now that the squirrels have given up on my Impatiens, they are looking much better.
My Annabelle Hydrangea has now turned to green. I hope to get the blooms cut and stick them in a wreath.
We were in Monticello, IA last week again and I got more great photos of their community garden. I hope to publish them next week.
Again, thanks to Jean for hostessing Bloomin' Tuesday!
Love the idea of the impatiens in the wheelbarrow-how cute!
ReplyDeleteAnd that Euphorbia-love the color. Everything is looking good!!
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Your flowers are so gorgeous -- so healthy looking and colorful!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers look nice. Mine are fighting the heat.
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Your plants have handled the heat much better than mine have. Everything looks great!
ReplyDeleteThey may be 'winding down' but they are gorgeous. Nice photos today. And I just love the impatiens in the wheelbarrow!
ReplyDeleteYour moonflowers look huge! And those naked ladies-gorgeous! (Hmmm, that's not something you hear out of my mouth everyday. ;0))
ReplyDeleteMy moonflowers are in my vegetable garden. I've had them in the front east bed before, but for some reason, I don't have seedlings of them coming up in the spring. I've kind of run out of room for them there, anyway.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link. I referred to you in a recent post, but forgot to put the link in.