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this little plant has been in this pot for 4 years. It comes back every year rain or drought.

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Your garden is looking sensational, Sheri! Thanks for sharing the photos.


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I especially like those orange lilies, but all of your garden is beautiful!


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Originally Posted by stevie_g
Your garden is looking sensational, Sheri! Thanks for sharing the photos.


yes it is! grin


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First Zinnia this year

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Mystery is,, Penstemon bearded tongue huskier red,, Now that it has bloomed it was a lot easier to look up correct name

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Pretty flowers!!! I beat you in the Zinnias!! That's your first bloom?? I have six blooming!!! Yay!!!


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I more happy for your 6 blooming in your apt then My 1 in the garden grin clap


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That is amazing Shirley. My zinnias are barely up. You must get the exact amount of sunlight.



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Here is what is blooming in my flower beds so far--well there is the weeds-- haha

Here is my Anemone Annebella---it is supposed to be RED--- lol
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Below is my Evening Primrose---while it is pretty, I think most of it will get removed---it is far too invasive for where I was silly enough to plant it last year--- blush
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Anemone Annebella


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Diane, why is that called huskier red? It looks white.



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Sheri I think maybe because the stem it blooms from is a deep deep red,, I really don't know that's a guess why


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pretty whatever the reason.


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very pretty, Sheri----


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Very nice, Sheri! I wish I could grow gardenias outdoors - they smell soooooooo good!
They always get spider mites indoors, so I haven't had any for a couple of years now.

Here is my clematis today - lots more blooms than previous years.
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is it really that color? Gorgeous.



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this has always been a white azalea.

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this is the bloom on the butterfly bush that Cindy sent years ago.

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What a beautiful color of flower on the butterfly bush!!

And what, pray tell, is a pink flower doing on a white azalea bush?! lol


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I don't know Shirley. At first I thought it had blown in from somewhere but nope, it's growing there.



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I never knew before that a plant could do that. But it's great!


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Beautiful clematis Lynne!
I guess I'm going to have to get me an azalea plant Sheri those are gorgeous !


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I let this grow from bird seed,, Just to see what I would get,, I have several of these growing around the feeders and surrounding areas, I've pulled several as well,,

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Fox glove from cedar Hill,, It didn't get very tall at all But it Bloomed!

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continued from above
peaches and cream dbl bloom begonia
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Originally Posted by angelblossom
Beautiful clematis Lynne!
I guess I'm going to have to get me an azalea plant Sheri those are gorgeous !


Diane, I think they're pretty when they're blooming but after that they're sort of ugly. If they weren't so hardy I wouldn't plant one and some of them were already here so I left them.



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I love foxglove. And I've never seen such a beautiful begonia.



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Gorgeous Diane!


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Originally Posted by plants 'n pots
Gorgeous Diane!


what can I say other than "Lynne is right"!!!!!


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Thanks Friends,,

Here is a very very close up of a Jewels of Opar. The blooms are so tiny But when grown in a mass it looks awesome,, They are just starting to bloom! TK sent me these seeds 4 years ago,, and they just keep coming back! thumbup

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That is so pretty.....well named as they do look like little jewels!!


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boohoo boohooI can't see it. No posting while I'm at work.



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Diane, you got an awesome close up on that one flower on your begonia! That whole plant looks like a bouquet of roses!!! I wish the really true color of that peach would show in photos....it is such a beautiful peach!!

And I was so glad that Canna opened the morning I left!!! clap


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now shirley, you're just rubbing it in. boohoo



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this lilly is gigantic this year. I guess cutting down some trees opened it up to the sun. I don't like it this big and I don't much like the color either.

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Diane the Jewels of Opar is so dainty. If you ever get seeds....

But that begonia is the prettiest thing ever.



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is this a Mexican sunflower? I've got a whole row in the strawberry patch.


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Very pretty flowers ladies....
Sheri: I love the color of your gigantic lily--but yes it is rather large

and then I love the Azalea too!!!--

Diane, that IS a delicate looking flower----and I love the color as well :wink:


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I have some Hollyhocks blooming.I wish I could take a picture, but I can't find my camera.


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Sheri - are those rudbeckias? The pictures are so pretty!


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yes Lynne. I've got a yard full this year.



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Some flowers in the rain today

ranunculus - these are actually much brighter yellow, but this is the best job my broken camera would do.
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This is the "end of the driveway garden" in the rain.
Some centaurea montana on the left, gaillardia oranges and lemons in the back, and orange calendula in front. The calendula is MUCH brighter orange than it looks - not yellow like that at all.
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I had accidentally dug up these gladiola bulbs early this spring and didn't have a garden to move them to. Carol suggested potting them up in a pot. They are doing very well so far, don't you think?
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the ranunculus look like they're made of paper. They're so pretty. Great about the 12 pounds.



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your flowers are beautiful, Lynne, simply beautiful!!!!
it makes me envious--- esp the oranges & lemons--mine are about 4 inches high, if they are in fact O & L---
remember they ended up blooming burgundy last fall..... egad



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Originally Posted by Bestofour
the ranunculus look like they're made of paper. They're so pretty. Great about the 12 pounds.


Thanks Sheri! I wish you could see the ranunculus in person - they are so vivid! I have them on my deck so I can see them everytime I am at the kitchen table, or looking out the back windows. I have read that they are a short lived flowering plant here, but there are a few more buds still so I hope they last at least a little while longer. And thanks about the pounds - it's not easy but I am determined to do this!!!

And thanks so much Carol! I hope your oranges and lemons bloom nicely for you this year - it's early still and I am glad your plants came back. As you know, mine did not and I had to buy all new ones this year.


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and here is my black snake. One of the front, one of the tail


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oooooooooooooh Sheri - keep him down there, 'K?!?

I am envious of your red hot poker - I've tried growing it twice and it never survived.


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it grows wild in our field Lynne. I didn't plant it.



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I am envious of your red hot poker - I've tried growing it twice and it never survived.


Me too,, I even Bought one already started and it didn't make it! boohoo

Lynne your flowers are gorgeous grin flwr


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evidentially red hot poker likes poor soil, blazing sun all day, no watering or fertilizer because it is in our field. Nothing goes on in that field that nature doesn't provide.



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okie dokie,, I'll give it another try In a place I can't get anything to grow lol


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1st Bloom on bleeding heart vine,, It was in a pot last year,, I thought maybe it had died. I started cutting back the old dead vines,, and cut into some green,, so i took it out of the pot and planted it in the back corner of the yard that gets enough shade under the crape myrtle,, it's now about a foot tall and starting to vine out again,, and bloom clap

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loving the zinnias. Wonder if Cindy has planted zinnias again? Remember how she had such tall, thick ones in KY before? None even about to bloom here. Pretty bleeding heart.



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These were blooming yesterday in the rain. luv

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YEP - I still like my pink flowers, even though I've moved on to brighter colors for the pond gardens!


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That Pond Chive is beautiful--not that the ohters aren'y. I have never seen a multicolored lantana before---that is very nice as well.


if I had the ability and Rod would let me, I think the entire yard would be flower beds... haha blush


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Originally Posted by JunieGirl
That Pond Chive is beautiful--not that the ohters aren'y. I have never seen a multicolored lantana before---that is very nice as well.

if I had the ability and Rod would let me, I think the entire yard would be flower beds... haha blush


Carol - most of the lantana for sale around here is multi-colored. Not all in those colors, but most have around 3 colors to each flower head.

I know what you mean about an entire yard of flower beds - I would too, if we didn't have such hard dirt and boulders to dig through!!!


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Now that I know that works, here's some foxglove pics I took today. I was trying out the macro on my camera.

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Love Foxgloves Great Picture!! Cheryl. My hosta's are blooming too,

Carol all the latana's I've posted on here were multi colored I don't think I've seen a solid colored one, yet, why

Lynne your ornamental chives looks like my Pink sea thrift is it the same thing with a different name??


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All these flowers are so pretty!!

Diane, you have soooo many zinnias just since I was there!! Very colorful too!


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Cheryl - that last picture is amazing!!!

Diane - I do not think they are the same - my ornamental chives are in the allium family, and it says online that the pink sea thrifts are in the Plumbaginaceae family?


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Diane - I do not think they are the same - my ornamental chives are in the allium family, and it says online that the pink sea thrifts are in the Plumbaginaceae family?


Ohhhhhhhhhhhh Wow they sure look a lot alike,, lol


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Thank you. I don't have as many different kinds of flowers as all of you but it's still fun to experiment with the camera and share.


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it is funny how different areas have different flowers---around here all I have ever seen is the solid lantana----'funny'.

you did a good job with the camera, Cheryl.


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another thing I like about your pictures is that I can see them at work!!!!



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Originally Posted by Bestofour
another thing I like about your pictures is that I can see them at work!!!!

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That is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!! Yes I yelled Beautiful!!!!!!!! lol
I remember when you posted that either last year or the year before and have been looking for it to be posted again,, I LOVE that Honeysuckle! clap

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Thanks Diane. I need to hack it back this year - after it blooms - it has gotten very leggy and out of hand. I had wanted it to grow up onto the deck railing, and now that is has, it looks very unruly.

That lily is very striking! I've never seen one with that kind of coloration before.

My coneflowers grew to about 4 feet last summer. I think the older they get, the taller they get too. I won't know about this year, since they have been eaten to the ground more than once now, and are only bare sticks about 6 inches tall now.


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another thing I like about your pictures is that I can see them at work!!!!


All of them or just the latest few? Curious about whether or not it's the image hosting site.


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Lynne, I don't think I've ever seen honeysuckle before, it's really neat looking.

Diane, love the lilies. I need to get me some more lilies, they're kind of turning out to be my favorites.


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Originally Posted by chermoni
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another thing I like about your pictures is that I can see them at work!!!!


All of them or just the latest few? Curious about whether or not it's the image hosting site.


I can see all your pictures Cheryl - it's the hosting site. I can see picturetail too, that's where I post. I can't see Diane's or Lynne's.

Diane, I'll have to post a picture of my solid yellow lantana. Mostly around here we have solid ones.



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Diane that lily is BEAUTIFUL!!! I'll shout it too!! The colors and patterns are so pretty!!!


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I second Shirley's post.--That is a most unusual, and beautiful Lilly!!!


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Carol all the latana's I've posted on here were multi colored I don't think I've seen a solid colored one, yet, why


Just like Carol, I have only seen solid colored lantana sold here. Check out this page and see!

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I can see the pictures now!!! Lynne, that honeysuckle is so pretty. We just have the yellow kind that is such a problem. Does it smell good. And Diane, your coneflowers are so pretty around the tree with the hosta. I didn't realize they'd grow so well in some shade.



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Great pictures, Sheri!!!

Yes, the honeysuckle does smell very good, but only up close, or if a strong wind blows it your way.


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I have never seen a tree like that!! I really does look like green tennis balls!
Your other pictures are beautiful too, Sheri.


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Sheri, that tennis ball tree is sooo cool! Do you know what it's called?


we played a guessing game here one time trying to figure it out but never did.



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So bright and pretty, Diane!

A few weeks ago I posted some pictures of my tri colored ajuga in bloom here in this thread. It's not blooming anymore, so I just posted some pictures up in the "plants and flowers" forum.

Here is the link in case anyone wants to see how the plant looks now.

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A bit overdue...they're done blooming already

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alright kenny. absolutely beautiful. but can you put the names? i know most of them, but not all blush

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love that brownish iris. Lynne, your ajuga is beautiful.



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peony
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your peony has a lot of blooms. How old is it?

you'll have to post a picture of the coneflower when it opens.



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my flower garden is full of black eyed susans for some reason. I like them but this is way too many. I think I'm going to pull everything up and start over next year. I may put vegetables out there instead of flowers next spring. They are all over my hill in front of the house and are popping up in the front flower beds too.

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Kenny very nice pics----you sure grew some beautiful flowers thanks for sharing--I am with Jiffy---I need the names of several of them--thanks for posting them.


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Originally Posted by Bestofour
my flower garden is full of black eyed susans for some reason. I like them but this is way too many. I think I'm going to pull everything up and start over next year. I may put vegetables out there instead of flowers next spring. They are all over my hill in front of the house and are popping up in the front flower beds too.

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