Boy I sure do like tulips!! They are the epitome of happy!

I bought a plant yesterday called a Florida native tulip. I'm sure it is not a tulip but I like it anyway. I planted it on top of my new rain barrel and I'll get a pic when I can.

Jim

Cool!!

So wha, I killed my last bloodgood ($100) and figured it was too exposed here for them. But now they can grow up with the shelter of the new hemlocks and I can see how they do for $15 a piece. Then if that works and the hemlocks are taller, I can get creative. Here's the ancient and protected dwarf JM.

Today's images.


Here's the ancient and protected dwarf JM. My new Azalea White Lights. Interrupted ferns. Primrose plus garden.

It is such a delight to see all of these lovely gardens. It's like being on a garden tour in some other part of the country every time I turn on the computer. Thanks, all, for sharing.

Jim

I feel the same seeing your garden, Jim!

I enjoy seeing all your gardens too!
Heres a new mini rose, the cage doubles as art and vole protection!

Cute one!

Pretty display, Steven.

Jim, Kathy, I feel the same way. Impossible to comment on every bloom, but most enjoyable.

i remember your huge crimson queen kathy - good luck with the new little guys!

i also enjoy checking out everyones garden shot's - steven i like that cage

Thanks everyone! I just put a small obelisk over a clump of ornamental grass, so we'll see how it turns out once it gets growing!

Kniphofias just starting out..............plenty of weeds too. LOL. They seem to come in the mulch. I really need to get on it. I have been so lazy!

Just beautiful, Janice. Almost more than the eye can take in.

Jim

Beautiful, Janice! The nice thing about having your garden so full is that the few weeds that make it through can't be seen.

What weeds? It's gorgeous!

I don't see any weeds either! Just lush beautiful plants!


Heres another bontanical tulip thats opened up, it's hot pink and.....BLUE!!! :hurray:

What is that tulip Steven?
Janice that is just glorious!!!!!

I'm not sure......I thought it might be T. pulchella but it's not.
After some googling, it's listed as a variety of T. hageri 'Little Beauty'. Heres some interesting infor on it http://www.paghat.com/tuliplit...