Garden Photos of '09.... #17

The carpet phlox has buds ... can't wait

and of course we love our tulips

last one for today - I promise

primrose

did color up nice now... but they are some sorry looking soggy things

Beautiful, Allison. I have that color too, somewhere. It's so creamy-looking, isn't it?

red azalea buds

yes they are....

trollis (sp?)... lemon queen

the tag snapped right where the name is... sorry don't know this one off hand

funky lump on this one

would have to look this one up as well

beautiful!

Georgia peach

midnight rose

foamys have arrived

darker vein

stinkin hellebore from fairweather

anyone need a blast of lime???

white azalea

vinca

part of my pholx patch

poor rain beaten thing

I love white azalea. I don't see it too much around here.

don't ask me to spell this right.... hucherlla ????

give us a few more days.... I will go take some photos at my neighbors... all red white and blue in her front yard... beautiful every spring

poor foamy & one of my hellebores being taken over by this huge bleeding heart

Randy fought me last year when I wanted to divide it.... now I am sorry we didn't... getting done this year for sure

hellebore screaming... HELP ME

seed pod?

RS

Thanks all on the compliments on the pictures I took at Tower Hill.

Celeste, your tulip pics and others are very pretty. I have a Darwin Hybrid tulip that comes back reliably for me every year, and every year I just love it.

Sherrie and Willie, you two take the cake! So many seedlings! I thought I had a lot with my winter sown ones. You guys have me beat by a long shot!!!!! Willie, you're right, what were you thinking?!!!! LOL!!!! Have fun planting, both of you!!!!

Victor and Bill, great pics. You 2 have a lot going on.

Candyce, I like the way you did your pics with the labels. Do you think I have time for that? I wish! I'll bet you're happy to have stuff blooming after all this time. Our winters here are already too long here, I don't know if I would want anything as long as yours. I certainly don't envy my sister in Alaska. Too short a growing season there. The ice is just now breaking up, and her yard is finally clear of snow.

Great pics, Allison! Cute hummer, and I love all your heucheras. That first NOID one looks like Miracle to me. Oh, and the yellow primrose is a beauty! That chartreuse heucherella is great. Boy, those bleeding hearts do get big, don't they?!

Karen

close up of the monster

another white one... I have been nursing this one back to health... the old owner just let it go... it was huge and didn't put out any flowers... I kept cutting it back every year... and it looks a bit better now

I'd be a very happy camper if I had some of that monster in my garden. Somehow, all of mine died over the winter. There's not a sign of them anywhere.

oh no... want me to send you a piece?

last one... my praying the wind blows the neighbors mess the other direction

UGH

Very nice pictures everyone, it is so exciting to see gardens waking up everywhere.
I took a couple shots tonight.

oh there are more hummer pics.... I saw two buzzing around and got photos of just the one

http://picasaweb.google.com/AllisonNJ71/1stHummingBird?feat=directlink

Kiwi vine

congrats on the hummer sighting!

A view through the window...


This message was edited May 6, 2009 9:06 PM

The leaves are beginning to change color.

that's pretty