My little MWBYouth pink rose lives another year to bloom. This little miniature rose bush was given to me right before we moved to Wisconsin in 2000.
I'm calling this my CO vine.
These are the irises that Ms Yvonne and I dug up at the marsh in WI.
The yellow false indigo is about ready to go crazy.
My only yellow iris.
Me least favorite flower in the backyard, catmint. It grows great but I don't care for the smell.
Star of Bethlehem
Can you find my dad's dinner bell under all that clematis?
All of this makes me smile.
My Sarah Napier peony is going to be a showstopper this year.
Look how healthy.
I found this little beauty back in the Native Perennials Bed.
The blue false indigo is going to have to hurry to catch up with the yellow.
I have lots of varieties of purple iris.
They smell heavenly, but I'm killing those special little ants every time I look down.
MWBYouth roses
iris
The white Shirley Temple peony is just about ready to pop.
Look at the center of this clematis.
My friend Nancy and I are trying flowers. She gave me some white iris, and I am trading her some Lenten roses, Snow-In-Summer, Summer, and some Solomon's seal.
My little MWBYouth pink rose lives another year to bloom. This little miniature rose bush was given to me right before we moved to Wisconsin in 2000.
I'm calling this my CO vine.
These are the irises that Ms Yvonne and I dug up at the marsh in WI.
The yellow false indigo is about ready to go crazy.
My only yellow iris.
Me least favorite flower in the backyard, catmint. It grows great but I don't care for the smell.
Star of Bethlehem
Can you find my dad's dinner bell under all that clematis?
All of this makes me smile.
My Sarah Napier peony is going to be a showstopper this year.
Look how healthy.
I found this little beauty back in the Native Perennials Bed.
The blue false indigo is going to have to hurry to catch up with the yellow.
I have lots of varieties of purple iris.
They smell heavenly, but I'm killing those special little ants every time I look down.
MWBYouth roses
iris
The white Shirley Temple peony is just about ready to pop.Look at the center of this clematis.
My friend Nancy and I are trying flowers. She gave me some white iris, and I am trading her some Lenten roses, Snow-In-Summer, Summer, and some Solomon's seal.
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