Spring 2016
Spring 2016
Lovely! What is the white one in your last set of pictures?
Second image: Candytuft (Iberis); 3rd image looks like rock cress (Aubrieta), or at least that what they appear to be.
So very nice to see color & buds bursting these days; winter was seeming quite long.
Katye is correct-sorry I did not answer, I somehow missed the post.
The candy tuft is so pretty! Does it just bloom in early spring only?
I have 2 Iberis, both the regular species and a variety 'Autumn Beauty' that reblooms in the fall. However, it isn't so great- the rebloom is sparse (might be better if I watered more) and I don't have anything blooming then that coordinates well with the bright white.
Cut the Candytuft back hard as soon as the flowering slows down. It should rebound & reward you with rebloom, although not as prolific as that first spring flush. Some years mine has looked better than others. This year promises to be similar to 2015. (Although I say that & hope it's not pretending...) I did have a good laugh yesterday after I got home from work & did my walk-around: every single plant seemed to be standing straight & tall as if they were standing at attention, reaching up to capture as much warmth/sun as possible. Plus the warm evening included extra-special bird antics & a few hummingbird wars.
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