Now I have daffodils various types and they do great in March and April.

Last year my mother-in-law gave me a huge pot of various colors of coleus which she had grown from seed. They froze to death over the winter one night when it got cold and I didn't bring them in. This year I bought a large watermelon coleus plant from the local farmer's market and planted in in her pot. Several pieces have been broken off by me in the repotting process which I've been rooting in my kitchen window to plant somewhere in the backyard.
One of my June blooming azaleas.
Some of my blooms from the day lily family. Notice the leaves..how could you miss them. I do pine needles until I run out and then let nature to the mulching.
I have a lace-cap hydrangea my mother-in-law gave me years and years ago. It was tiny little thing in a small pot. It didn't do much the first several years and then took off. It's now over four feet tall maybe five feet tall and rather wide. It used to bloom the same color blooms. This year it has had a variety of colors at the same time.i


Can anyone tell me what the above plant is? My mother-in-law gave it to me and she has no idea the name. She has had it in her flower garden for over thirty years since I've been in the family. The picture is sideways. It looks like a dainty Foxglove. Not Foxglove. I have those in my backyard.
My friend gave me this above hanging basket....called Blue Wonder. Never heard of it until she gave it to me for my birthday. A mass of blue blooms.
Some more plants my mother-in-law gave me.
For years as you go into my backyard around the back corner of the garage by my neighbor's fence Impatiens have been coming up volunteer for years and years. I used to have hanging baskets of them several places in the backyard. This year o far they have been slow coming up...just starting I thing to come back. So several weeks ago when no sign of them I bought this plant hoping it would take off and fill in the area.

5 comments:
your flowers are lovely...check your thumbs...they may be turning green
I enjoyed all the flower photos. The hydrangeas are especially unique. All we ever had when I was growing up were white ones. Now I know the colors depend on the soil. Thanks for sharing!
For not having a green thumb your flowers are doing wonderfully. Very pretty.
Your flowers are very lovely! Thanks for sharing them with us.
Wow, beautiful garden...didja check those thumbs?
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