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Name: Kathy Western MA         boojum May 7, 2011 7:12 PM CST |
| Time for a new thread! We came from http://cubits.org/orchids/thre... Today was a beautiful day here. The weeping cherry has started its show.     The stair garden.  |
Name: Janice Cape Cod, MA, USA (Zone 7a)          sandnsea2 May 8, 2011 1:04 PM CST |
What a beautiful landscape, Kathy! Magic to watch everything come alive  There are two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle - Albert Einstein. |
Ontario, Canada (Zone 6a)         Steven May 8, 2011 1:44 PM CST |
| You have a beautiful garden Kathy! Heres some pics from today, its just beautiful out and looks like a good part of the coming week will be too!  Tulipa 'Monsella'  Leopards Bane  Daffodil 'Minnow'  Euphorbia polychroma  Viola  Anemone blanda  |
Name: Janice Cape Cod, MA, USA (Zone 7a) sandnsea2 May 8, 2011 3:03 PM CST |
| Beautiful, Steven! Love the Euphorbia. There are two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle - Albert Einstein. |
Name: Kathy Western MA boojum May 8, 2011 5:36 PM CST |
| Wonderful, Steven! |
Name: lindsey wesley chapel, fl  sugarcane May 8, 2011 5:51 PM CST |
Spring has sprung!  around my mailbox and along the driveway  our mastergardener group has an annual plant sale...here's part of what I'm contributing lindsey |
Name: Dawn Doyle Chesapeake, VA Zone 7b (Zone 7b)  pdoyle23323 May 8, 2011 6:37 PM CST |
| Beautiful pics everyone! dawn |
Name: Ursula Fair Lawn NJ, zone 6b           |
| I very happily echo that! And the Tulipa 'Monsella' positively leaps off the page. |
Name: Kathy Western MA boojum May 8, 2011 8:09 PM CST |
 That looks like our summer!! |
Name: Janice Cape Cod, MA, USA (Zone 7a) sandnsea2 May 9, 2011 7:51 AM CST |
Beautiful, Lindsey!  There are two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle - Albert Einstein. |
Name: Kathy Western MA boojum May 9, 2011 10:08 AM CST |
| That's a great contribution, Lindsey! |
Name: Kathy Western MA boojum May 9, 2011 1:59 PM CST |
Auricula primulas today.      Not sure about these.       Epimediums and anemone nemorosa (yellow and blue and semi double).       |
Name: Ursula Fair Lawn NJ, zone 6b |
| Ohhh, my favorites, Primulas and Epimediums!! Totally charming! We took a walk at our place in Pennsy over the weekend. Trees are just greening out. Coltsfoot is about done and the Troutlilies were coming up together with Tiarellas, Trilliums, Podophyllums, some Anemones, Ferns were just unfurling, Starflowers and False Cucumber. The green carpet on the forest floor consists of wild Lily of the Valley/Maianthemum) Visiting our Cyp acaule stands, many were showing buds. The Narcissus are surely a leftover from a house long forgotten. The Sunnies are very tame, were were amazed to see already this year's crop of babies trying to join the fray as we fed them soft bread. I love this time of year!                     |
Name: Janice Cape Cod, MA, USA (Zone 7a) sandnsea2 May 9, 2011 4:33 PM CST |
| Love the Trilliums, Ursula! Just beautiful scenes. Kathy, your Primulas are such a wonderful assortment! Always a favorite. There are two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle - Albert Einstein. |
Name: Kathy Western MA boojum May 9, 2011 5:14 PM CST |
| Oh wonderful wildflowers Ursula. I must carve some time to go hiking at our High Ledges soon. I love those trilliums. We have the red here but I never see the painted.... |
Name: Kathy Western MA boojum May 9, 2011 6:56 PM CST |
The beautiful hayfield next door has been sold. We assume they will build-hopefully not too many homes!!  We decided to ask our tree guy to put in trees. So today we added some baby hemlocks along the border. We have well established pines and spruces and firs in between these areas. The good news is that because we now will have a windbreak, I also put in a few Japanese maples (Bloodgood I assume). Hope wha is reading this!    |
Name: Ursula Fair Lawn NJ, zone 6b |
| Perhaps you get lucky. We have now a new neighbor in Pennsy, he is really cleaning up and he took down the old fence - it will stay cow pasture, but he is installing an electric fence. But, have to see how it goes, his property has beautiful spots which we have always visited throughout the Summer. Here is the nice bonfire we were all watching. It was a regular party! About the Painted Trillium, they are very rare at out our place too, I found in all these years only 3 plants in bloom. And the white one is a single plant which comes back year after year in the same spot.  |
Name: Kathy Western MA boojum May 10, 2011 3:50 AM CST |
| Looks like fun! Love the white trillium. Don't you love when they come back year after year? |
N. Middlesex County, MA  wha May 10, 2011 7:48 AM CST |
| bloodgoods - come on now kathy you are not living dangerously:) you should look into some japconica's they are very hardy with fantastic fall color - check out acontifolium Bill |
Ontario, Canada (Zone 6a) Steven May 10, 2011 9:39 AM CST |
| Beautiful photos everyone! Especially love the little double anemone and the painted trillium! Gorgeous! I took a few more photos of Monsella today now that the clump is fully open. I also forgot to mention she is fragrant!   this lone yellow followed me from the last house! I was surprised and delighted to see him again!  More botanical tulips on the way!  |
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