I spent much time working on the landscaping of our house this summer -- tearing out trees and bushes and planting. Every time something grows or blooms, it's opportunity for celebration. As of last week, here's what's growing / blooming in my garden.
(What's missing is the pink Dinnerplate Dahlia that has a huge bloom on it and multiple buds -- beautiful. And the orange nasturtium, the red-berry holly, the orange chrysanthemums, the small yellow rose, the pink impatiens... even the hollyhock and helleborus have new leaves.)
Isn't Nature fabulous?!
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| Double Blanc Rugosa Rose |
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| Dryopteris (Brilliance Autumn Fern) |
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| Carpathian Harebell (Campenula) |
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| Toad Lily plant |
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| Toad Lily |
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3 comments:
Awesome. And this late in the season. Can't wait to see your blooms.
Today I thought we were pretty lucky that some of our rose bushes were still blooming. This makes roses pretty boring. A toad lilly? Gnarly. Gnarly.
Perhaps so, but your roses are magnificent.
Of course, the toad lily is pretty darn cool -- I was so excited when it bloomed.
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