Bee Balm
zinnia
sunflower
asiatic lily
holyhock
Gooseneck loosestrife
snapdragon
tickseed
Globe amaranth/gomfrena
hollyhock
Black-eyed Susan
cardinal vine and cleome
saffron
Stella Dora
Globe amaranth
morning glories
Lilly
pink hydrengea
Bells of Ireland
Celosia
Hollyhock
daylily
daylily
hydrengea
Cleome
growing dirt finally
hosta
grey conefloers
milkweed
saffron bloom
lilies
daylily
daylily
I planted a wide variety of flowers in these beds. I'm hoping to see some beautiful blooms.
But first, I had to come up with a dog deterrent because of the manure that was mixed in the soil.
The pink hydrangea is getting pinker and bigger.
I found one hiding in the other planter.
sunflower
double orange ditch lily
first dahlia bud
pincushion
snapdragon
pink hydrengea
bottlebrush buckeye
daylily
butterfly bush
ornamental lily
sunflower
daylily
grey coneflower
stella dora and monkey grass
phlox
ornamental lilies
stock flower
stock flower
dahlia bud
painters palete
Native Perennial Garden
dahlia
stock flower
five years to establish
I was up before the morning glories.
Bee Balm
zinnia
sunflower
asiatic lily
holyhock
Gooseneck loosestrife
snapdragon
tickseed
Globe amaranth/gomfrena
hollyhock
Black-eyed Susan
cardinal vine and cleome
saffron
Stella Dora
Globe amaranth
morning glories
Lilly
pink hydrengea
Bells of IrelandCelosia
Hollyhock
daylily
daylily
hydrengea
Cleome
growing dirt finally
hosta
grey conefloers
milkweed
saffron bloom
lilies
daylily
daylily
I planted a wide variety of flowers in these beds. I'm hoping to see some beautiful blooms.
But first, I had to come up with a dog deterrent because of the manure that was mixed in the soil.
The pink hydrangea is getting pinker and bigger.
I found one hiding in the other planter.
sunflower
double orange ditch lily
first dahlia bud
pincushion
snapdragon
pink hydrengea
bottlebrush buckeye
daylily
butterfly bush
ornamental lily
sunflower
daylily
grey coneflowerstella dora and monkey grass
phlox
ornamental lilies
stock flower
stock flower
dahlia bud
painters palete
Native Perennial Garden
dahlia
stock flower
five years to establish
I was up before the morning glories.
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