Agastache Black Adder. So surprising that it comes back every year given its location. // Scillas are starting to bloom. // Heuchera Circus. Was evergreen this Winter.
Look at how tall the Avalanche Narcissus foliage is! // Interesting to see the growth differences in these two Celebrity Peonies. Same source, same plant time, same location since planting, and similar in size LAST year.
Colors in contrast // Deeee-LIGHTED! to see a Mexican Heather coming back after the winter we had.
NOID Dianthus. One of my favorites, it is the most "sweet and charming" Dianthus I have; most are at least a bit more robust-looking. // Dianthus Early Bird Chili
Festiva Maxima Peony. Looks like it is going to be a wowser again this year. // Orange Balsam Thyme
This is why I have to be so diligent in the tree seedling capture program or I would have bazillions instead of just dozens of trees to eradicate. // Greek Oregano looking all green and edible.
Miss Bateman Clematis
NOID. More violet in color than my camera captures. See tonsils, anyone?
@grannysgarden Bonnie, did we talk about me sending you some of this one, too?
Fun stuff. // Penstemon Delft Blue. Received from Santa Rosa Gardens couple of weeks ago. Doesn't look 'blue' to me, but pretty, anyway.
Salvia. Tag said Hot Lips, but I think it is Red, which was being sold right next to it. Sure do like it, though. // Historic purple Iris that was here when I moved in. There was a department store commercial showing a before-dawn picture of a woman with her nose pressed to the glass door, hands up by her head opening and closing her fingers, chanting, "Open-Open-Open" That's me when the Iris start showing buds.
@tveguy3
Tom, I tagged it differently (my doing, not yours), but isn't this one Dark Crystal? I like it.
Had a four-fall bloom on Sparks Fly this morning. 
