This is not at my house but on Nantucket this summer.

These are huge dahalia at the post office.


In town still has the old cobblestone on Nantucket. Love the flower basket in the center!

Terrific pix.

Beautiful.

Some of mine both Noid iris
the tall lilies are Leslie Woodriff
Double delight echinacea,Lynda Winsor Sedum,Suncrest lily
Hagley hybrid clematis

Just beautiful Sue! Lilies, irises and phlox, Jo should be interested in seeing these pics.

I am just overjoyes to see the combos you have Sue.
I wonder about your NOID Iris.I have one similar that was id'd as Zambesi.
This is mine


Now that I look at mine I do see the standards are not quite right.I dug these at an iris farm.Polly will laugh because I am still haunting my noid's for labels.

It may not have an ID but it is really pretty! Love it.

Absolutely.I have many that are noid's from this farm.I also have one I dug on a labeled row that was wrong.Supposed to be Gypsy Romance but turned out to bloom solid blue.

Its snowing again,all day snow that will add 4 more inches to the 14 inches we got last week.I am looking thru garden pix and found this one

found this one too.

Sue, you have a beautiful garden, love the blue quackers under your sign. Pretty iris

Jo Ann stunning! Just love looking at summer.
Raining here again but was a nice day yesterday. Saw the sun for a few hours!
Everyday spring is closer!!!

I tend to depression so the summer garden pix are a real help.
Everyone keep them comming.

Sure thing Jo Ann! These pictures are great and certainly does brighten things up!


Great pictures Susie and Jo Ann!!

I love all the pictures too, It seems like we get so little sun in the winter and the pictures remind us that summer will come again! My grandchildren were here today and my grandaughter asked me how long before we would have flowers growing outside again. It made me sad to think how long it will be. I guess that should give me lots of time to do some of the garden art that I don't get done in the summer. I hope you all will keep posting garden pictures to keep us folks with short seasons sane
A couple more:

Sue, Love your heuchera!!! You have a great garden. A few more of mine.

From last spring!

Springcolor I love the crocosmia, I've tried it before but my growing season is so short they never get big so I love seeing the beautiful pictures of yours! I saw lots of potted plants in your bottom left picture. Are you one of the daylily from seed starters? Are the iris siberian or japanese. Whichever they are beautiful.

Sue,
Yes, love to grow daylilies from seed. 2 years ago Seedsower was giving away daylily seeds on DG and that got me started. I hope to see them bloom this summer? We shall see, this will be the third growing season. I have a bunch more growing in the greenhouse now. These I bought on the LA. Those pots are some divisions that were sold at my garden club.
The Iris is really old, I think it might be a siberian. Polly you around, what do you think or any one else?

Sue, what are the red blooms in the first picture. I was so drawn to the heuchera that I didn't see much else. I love to open these pictures up many times beacuse you see different things!!!

The red blooms in the picture with the huechera are Martha Washington geraniums. I don't think there was a name on it when I got it. I'd love to know how your daylilies turn out if they bloom this year. I haven't had much luck with the seeds maturing before hard frost so this year I brought two stems in and let them mature in a vase. Seven of the seeds have germinated! I know it's a long process but I'm so excited anyway!

For the germination of your seeds and your own cross too. You bet, if they bloom I will post. They will be my babies.

Great pictures everybody!

Susie, love the stone pathway and the Dahlias, are those some cactus dahlias in there?

Spring, love the Iris and Tulips, what kind of crocosmia is that? Love your tree!