Bromeliad
Pineapple Sage has been blooming for months now.
Jacobina
Milkweed, I know it's not the type you have Leedra this is of course, Asclepias, Silky Gold.
Purple Coneflowers do not want to give up.
Snapdragons and
Stock trying to make a comeback.
Gerbera Daisies still at it.
My different colored Pansies.
Ornamental Kale
I have so enjoyed watching this flowering Cabbage, I'll buy more than one next year.
Yay! Candytuft is blooming!!
Sweet Allysum
Salvia
Petunias
and I cleaned up around the shed yesterday. Planted some Day Lilies between the border grass, I have about 1/4 of the way before it's all around the shed. Behind the shed I have two Pineapple Sage plants one at each corner, three Daylilies and some tree, gotta find the name of it. This has been such an exciting project. Will finish the stenciling when the girls go back to school on Tuesday. 
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Funny to see that the seasons are so different between two country's. In our garden there is nothing that blooms for the moment. The hyacint on my blog is growing inside the house ...
Greetings from Belgium !
Wow!
Beautiful!
Meire
Lovely selection. Happy 2009.
lovely flowers and the shed is progressing quite nicely!
Lovely all those different flowers and plants and you being able to plant other plants while we have frost. Happy 2009.
Do you plantd ever go dormant? Or do they just bloom all year? The shed is looking like a flower to.
all are so beautiful, you have a nice green thumb
You must be having some mild temps to be getting such pretty blooms still. All that is blooming here are the pansies. ;)
So much in bloom! I love seeing your snapdragons. And that's what candy tuft looks like... I tried it in my yard, but it didn't survive.
great series of photos....
Gill in Cnaada
You are indeed blessed with great weather - fantastic and very colorful pictures!
You have a great selection of flowers makes me wish for spring to come Smiles B
what a beautiful set of flowers, love all of them so pretty.
It's nice you still have flowers. Me too. Nice shots. Thanks for mentioning about my name on the list. I posted early and forgot to go back to check for this week's post.
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What a lovely variety of flowering plants you have around you! Thanks for sharing your photos.
You got lots! I am always amazed with pansies because I have never taken even one photo of them. And of course the ornamental kales are an interesting bunch, I had posted them late last year, and will again when they are available! I enjoyed your wonderful flower display. Enjoy the week.
That kale is certainly pretty. I want to try and find that pineapple sage to try in my area.
Marnie
all series of flowers are beautiful, great shot!!!
The shed is looking good. Like the pink gerbera daisy. Always like the pansies, love their little faces.
Gorgeous, as always, Darla. BTW - you were in my dream the other night! Ha!
Darla, Love your flowers. They think it's spring---and really putting on a show!!!!
I'm still waiting to stay in your purdy shed...My cot is packed!!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
Hi..
Nice shots... Very beautiful... Lovely flowers...
I can't believe all the beautiful flowers you have blooming Darla. Gosh, how lucky!!! So nice to see this time of year.
You have a wonderful garden!
Happy 2009!
Its nice to see that you have a continual variety of flowers going through out the year. I wonderful way to live.
Lovely crop of flowers for one day!
Beautiful flowers, with variety of shape and colours.
Wow, it must be nice to have so many flowers at this time of year...I like what you said about feeling close to the Lord in the garden in your profile...
Hi Darla!
Great series of fantastic flowers!
Thanks for sharing and for posting in TODAY'S FLOWERS.
Hope to see you every week!
I wish you have a Happy 2009!
Luiz
Hi Darla,
Your flowers are all beautiful, but that hot pink Gerbera Daisy is a knock-out!! Looks like you will have something blooming year round!
It was fun to pop over here tonight and see all the flowers you are blessed to see around you! Here in our neck of the woods, nothing is blooming. This is the time of the year that I, by nature, endure and have to remind myself to find the beauty in it as well! I can hardly wait for spring. :)
You do a beautiful job creating beauty around you!
wow- you have so many flowers blooming! in northern va. this time of year, it's pretty quiet. that's why i spend my time looking through blogs like yours:)
Lovely all those different flowers.
Very beautiful...
Greetings from Portugal!
Darla: What a wonderful bunch of flower captures. I'm sure everyone is amazed by the number of blooms you have in your garden.
Hi Darla, so much blooming in your neck of the woods, hooray! Your shed landscaping project is coming along nicely. I love the grasses at the perimeter, they go so well with the red color. Well done!
Frances
Your pansies look perfect! And I just love that ornamental cabbage and kale - I'll have to see if they grow in my zone!
Beautiful flowers.
Thanks for your visit and comment.
Alfazema
You lucky girl it's warm at your part of the world, since today we have snow here in Belgium. Hasn't happened since years !!
It is funny how some plants just don't want to let go. I do like Pineapple Sage and mine bloomed very late but is under snow now. Pansies just go all year round--same with Snaps. I think our climates are about the same. MB
wow you have so much blooming. i have yet to be prepared for the winter with steady things blooming. this yard for me does not flow at all except in the natural sense. which is good but i have lots to do here before it feels like home.
your shed and the surroundings are looking great.
Very nice Darla! Looks like you got bit by the pansy bug too.;)
A cheerful show of flower power.
just me here being jealous!
Pineapple Sage? That is such a pretty name! Does it actually smell like pineapple?
They are all wonderful but I love that pink daisy!
you have lovely flowers in your yard darla! i love the yellow ones!
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