Here is Major Wheeler trumpet honeysuckle.


And Blanch Sandman

Rita

How old are your honeysuckles? They are just great looking.

OH, don't remember. At least 6 years. But The Blanch Sandman one has been cut back many times in the fall. The other I just let grow however it wants to.

siberian iris


Honeysuckle Pink Lemonade


The southside rose garden and the patio.


Out front.


Terraces

Pink Lemonade looks like a great honeysuckle too. The moss rose should do really well there. Mine usually reseed, but it was such a late spring, I haven't seen any yet.

I plant these portulacas each spring. But now I am seeing lots and lots of baby portulaca seedlings comming up. First time for me for them to reseed.

I should probably try some of those, Rita. Just never got around to it except had some one year in a container.

Juli, they do make really nice container plants. Just keep on blooming.

Here is Midnight Blue blooming. And some clematis.


The half round rose planters ready to bloom.

Really like those half round planters, Rita.

Thanks! That was quite the design challange. I wanted roses there, had hardly any room. But it turned out so well.

some siberian iris

Those are beautiful, Rita! I especially like the two in the last photo.

Siberians are really pretty in the garden. For some reason they don't look as nice in pictures as they do in person, at least not in my pictures.

I don't think I can grow them, here. Too dry. So I will keep drooling over your photographs.

Beautiful!

My very first two daylily blooms of the year! Lou Anna and Saratoga Springtime.


A backyard view featuring roses.


Catmint and roses.


And now for some Siberian Iris.


Sik Road lilies are really growing. These put on a fantastic disply each year.


Viburnam CARDINAL CANDY is blooming.


Beautiful yellow Columbine SWALLOWTAIL.

CARDINAL CANDY looks like a nice verburnam. Does your yellow columbine reseed with the long tails or does it revert to another form?