These are a few blooms I managed to snap on my way in and out this past week (it was a hectic week). I always manage to make a detour through the garden, and right around the main daylily bed on my way out the door to work no matter how hectic things get. It only takes a minute. :-)
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| Sebastian the Crab |
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| Mount Herman Giant |
It's taken three years for this one to settle in. It produced an outstanding bloom just in time because 'Mount Herman Giant' was going to give up it's place of honor (the front row) this year, since I've been so disappointed. The day after I spoke of this dayliliy's demise while standing over it, this beautiful, large, perfectly formed bloom appeared. I guess it gets to stay now. Sometimes threats do the trick ... lol.
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| Don Juan Climbing Rose |
This red, red rose was added to the garden in April, and just look at this stunning bloom already!
I'm amazed!
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| Webster's Pink Wonder |
This daylily is really a star in the garden, but the "star" quality seems to be rather elusive in photos.
I'll keep trying.
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| Apple Tart |
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| Mushrooms |
Who says mushrooms have to grow in the dark? These are growing in a pot with my bougainvillea tree. They are on a sun drenched deck with little water - sun loving, drought tolerant mushrooms.
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| Herb Garden |
This section of the herb garden is filling out nicely. The herb garden now includes: cilantro, sweet basil, oregano, chives, rosemary, lemon thyme, German thyme, marjoram, pineapple sage, society garlic (is this really edible?). Oh, there's my blue
"gazing bottle" tucked in between the black and blue salvia, the pineapple sage and the coreopsis. So far, it's doing an excellent job of adding a cobalt blue pop of color as well as capturing any bad spirits that might be hanging around.
Thanks for stopping by and happy gardening! :-)
