continued from here: http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1187485/
Found these lillies a few days ago and just got out to take a picture today.
This message was edited Jun 15, 2011 10:09 PM
What's Blooming in Your Garden? Part lll
I have a few more things blooming and will get pics tomorrow.
Wee, I think it is brodiaea as well but a different variety and I love it! I love the 'striped' look in yours and J's is such a beautiful blue color. I like the verbena b. as well and just started getting it to take in my yard. A friend farther south has a huge swath of it in her backyard and I'm so envious. I've heard so many bad things about it but I really like it and it's easy enough to pull up if it gets out of hand.
J, I've got rain lilies this year but waiting on them to bloom. I think they have one of the prettiest blooms. I just wish they were bigger! Once I looked up what a brodiaea actually was I saw the variety name and remembered it immediately so I knew that's what mine were. I need to look up Ixiolirion now :)
Dragon lilies are exotic looking
Very pretty, okcrow! I love how that bed just sort of wanders. Are those lupines you have in that bed? I love them but they hate my yard full of rocks and clay. I love the bright poppies - still getting a large bed established myself of 'Brilliant'. DH complains that the bloom time is too short and that they just look like weeds after that but I don't care. I think it's worth it when they're all blooming - I could stand all day and look at them.
OKCrow, certainly an improvement over a boring lawn!
And my 'vegetable garden' made the same transition years ago.
Gave up battling the wildlife...
Boy, that's really pretty against all the lavender, ge...and I like your yard art as well.
This message was edited Jun 20, 2011 11:11 AM
The obelisk?
Its new. I dont even care if anything grows on it.
Very nice..I like the dark purple color of it.