lets see your pics!!

Beautiful. Was there a coleus cubit? I like this new site. It makes it so much easier to find everything.

2 actually.. and I agree.. will be easier to navigate here

this is shiny shoes.. it was cold damaged when I bought it in May.. showing new growth!!

see even the birds stop and admire the coleus

Beautiful shots, Allison.

Karen

thank you Karen

A few to brighten up your day.

nice!!!!!!!!!! which is the 1st one?

Thank you Lynn. I'm not sure. I'll have to go out and check the plant tag. These are some of the ones I purchased from badseeds co op. They are growing so fast, I'm sure I'll get several pots from them. I'll get back with you on the name.

They're beautiful, Debbie.

Karen

Thank you sweet Karen. How have you been girl? And did you winter sow this past winter? and if you did, did you post any photos of your flowers somewhere?

Who me? Sweet? Are you sure you have the right Karen?

Sure, I wintersowed a few things, only 20 jugs this year. Anyway, I have a few pictures here. Some are WSown, you'll probably be able to figure out which. I have my front coleus bed there, too. This was in May
The thread "2011 WS results" in Seeds forum

And here are some more recent, July.
The thread "New garden pictures" in Seeds forum

Karen

Yes Karen, you , sweet. You took so much patience with me when you were teaching us all about winter sowing.

Boy, the difference between May and July. Your beds are fabulous. Thanks so much for the links.

thanks Debbie.. just love the pattern & colors on that one

Dear Allison, some photos from the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show you may like.
Regards.
Neil.

drooling is an understatement!!!.... just fabby!!!.. thank you for posting them!!

Dear Allison, I am so glad you liked the pictures! I will get some of my Coleus I put in for my mother if it stops raining, hopefully by Christmas.
We do grow a lot of Coleus in the UK, some for House plants and a lot are used in the Victorian summer bedding schemes to break up the colours of the main bedding or as 'dot' plants!
There are some in this Victorian bedding at Hampton Court, although almost all councils all over the UK have their own Parks Department who use them to plant in Town Centers in the flower beds, and in the Parks.
Regards.
Neil.

love it.. amazing photos!!

there is a sleeping begonia in this container with elfers.. I slacked off getting my begonias started this year... I am going to be sure to bring them in this fall.. so I can wake them in Feb like I usually do