April view

boo will increase--nice little plant, so more flowers next year.

Thanks Lucy.

I really like that last vignette, Jo Ann.

Jo Ann, Love, Love, Love the photos. And that second photo, the pink iris! What variety? I think that's one I would really like. I like the last one too. This year I have seen some stunning iris!

Arlene, That iris is Tiny Dancer ( orange ) The deep pink is Beatnik I believe Beatnik is from Mid America. and TD is from Dee Stewart but 5 yers ago. Dunno if she still lists it at Snowpeaks.

Looking Lush Jo Ann!

After a battery recharge

Gotta share this

Ain't it the truth!!!

How do you all treat your iris, I've been using GrubX, successfully for a couple of years. Our columbines are in full dress and our Clementis are just getting started.

shots from today. A lul in the bloom activity until the TBI's start to bloom.

Beautiful pics love that last pic of the Iris.

Here's a shot of our evergreen planting with it's new Pagoda dogwood, still wait to be mulched. Since we lost a couple of our 30+ year old evergreens, it opened a whole new area for shade plants, azaleas, rohodies, gold dust acuba, JMs, and hydrangeas.

HollyAnnS said:Beautiful pics love that last pic of the Iris.

...and I also loved that white flower with the pink edges a LOT!.................................what is it?

Here is a close up of the Pagoda Dogwood bloom.
Also a couple of the Clematis, these are growing with some very decorative ivy up the side of the Potting Shed. I should get a better pic showing the ivy. You can just barely see it in the close up.

More blooms coming soon here...

I love how completely different your gardens are from those up north.

I like the little list, JoAnne. You can save money by keeping the boots & staying out of restaurants entirely. Lovely garden plants & design.