This is pretty much the extent of my gardening this year. I just don't have the desire to grub in the dirt to do much more than water a few pots.
Most of my plants don't bloom much anymore. They need food, and probably more light than they get - and many need dividing. But I'm lazy, so I only get a handful of blooms here and there. However if you take close up photos of a few here and there you can give the illusion of a yard full of blooms, right?
I don't know what these are, and frankly I don't even remember planting - as far as I know they just showed up three or four years ago. I like them though, they look like bell skirts - like they should have tiny fairy ladies swinging gaily at their tops...
These are a relative of lamb's ear- they have soft, fuzzy, gray green leaves like lamb's ear - but unlike lamb's ear the flowers are actually pretty. I've been told these are rose campion. Don't know if that is so, but I love their color. Another feature they share with lamb's ear is that they spread like no body's business...
These are balloon flowers - named for the obvious right before they burst open...
And a selection of my day lily varieties...
That is all, it is hot and this southern belle must retire under the ceiling fan with a glass of iced tea.
Most of my plants don't bloom much anymore. They need food, and probably more light than they get - and many need dividing. But I'm lazy, so I only get a handful of blooms here and there. However if you take close up photos of a few here and there you can give the illusion of a yard full of blooms, right?
I don't know what these are, and frankly I don't even remember planting - as far as I know they just showed up three or four years ago. I like them though, they look like bell skirts - like they should have tiny fairy ladies swinging gaily at their tops...
These are a relative of lamb's ear- they have soft, fuzzy, gray green leaves like lamb's ear - but unlike lamb's ear the flowers are actually pretty. I've been told these are rose campion. Don't know if that is so, but I love their color. Another feature they share with lamb's ear is that they spread like no body's business...
These are balloon flowers - named for the obvious right before they burst open...
And a selection of my day lily varieties...
That is all, it is hot and this southern belle must retire under the ceiling fan with a glass of iced tea.
Bee-yoo-ti-ful!!!
Never seen the balloon flowers before; how neat!!
Oh you have lots of pretty flowers. I'm with ya on the no mucking in the dirt thing... I used to think I'd like a garden - now that I have one I think not so much. LOL.
Those balloon flowers are way cool.
gorgeous! Some reason you got lost off of my rss reader... put you back AGAIN. Thanks for keeping in touch with me!
welcome back :)