Just took a quick stroll around the yard before it gets dark, this is some of what's going on here. Could not have possibly posted it all. Can't wait for my new plants to fill in, hopefully that will be worth posting about.Dianthus
Allysum
Jacobina is getting ready for another showing.
I cut these Mums from another plant and moved it up on the hill, look how it's growing, standing up for the world to see.
Pansies
This hanging basket will be lovely in a couple of weeks.
She's trying to open, looks like a bonnet.
This is my little Radio Flyer Wagon, I want another one.
Petunias
Gerbera Daisy
These Begonias have done very well this year. I have a couple of containers with these in them.
11 comments:
Thanks for the walk around the yard.They all just look lovely.
Patsy
Oooh, I like that coffee cup/saucer planter. Love the colors!
Your flowers are really pretty! I especially like the pansies & petunias.
Wow, my favorite has to be the petunias. So beautiful.
thanks for that little stroll around your yard seeing your beautiful blooms.
It is soooooo cold here, I hate it. All the open toe shoes have got to go. And there you are with all these flowers in bloom. Pansies are it for us here, but I dont' have any and hubby says he is not going to take the time this year. (I can't get down there with my knees)
Wow! You've shared lots of beautiful pictures of flowers :) I've enjoyed viewing all of them!
Everything looks so pretty :-)
What a joy it is to look at all these wonderful blooms. They are all so pretty!
I gave my mother-in-law a cup and saucer like that one year for Christmas. Those are great pots. An asparagus fern would love really great in there.
Darla,
Your flowers are just gorgeous! Will all those live into winter? Like Leedra said, out of all you showed, Pansies are the only ones that will survive here in zone 7. Must be wonderful to live in a sub-tropical climate! Beautiful cup and saucer, too.
My aunt has a very similar pot! Hers is striped though. I helped her plant it with some sweet allysum and daisies, if I remember correctly.
Darla: My your yard is blooming in color.
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