Caladiums are coming up--Buck
This Lupine was in a wildflower packet that I put out in December.
Another mixed container with Red Fountain Grass, Mezoo Doreanthus, Luna Alyssum and Gold Celosia
More wildflowers from the same packet with the Lupine, I think these are a type of Daisy.
They look fake, that shiny part is how they really look.
MiniFamous Calibrachoa Million Bells--I think this may be Cracklin' Fire
Intensia Cabernet Phlox hybrid--Proven Winners with Dahlberg Daisy and Diamond Frost Euphorbia--Proven Winners
Royal Carpet Alyssum with Petunia Easy Wave Blue
Strawflowers
Clematis, Pansies, Petunias, Four O'clocks in there, Vinca, Zinnias and Liriope Grass-- all aren't blooming yet.
Plumbago
Double Knockout Roses
Supertunia Raspberry Blast Petunia hybrid, Peter's Gold Carpet Bidens ferulifolia both Proven Winners
Salvia 'Hot Lips'--
See how the mix changes with the heat?
Cleome, 'Hot Lips' to the left, Purple Coneflowers, Zinnias, Cosmos, Marigold and Balloon Flowers in this area.
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33 comments:
Oh my goodness. Is the house next door to you for sale, by any chance? Your garden is so beautiful! So much to look at...
You always have such a wonderful array of bloomers in your garden Darla! I love that Hot Lips Salvia, they are some of my favorite perennials. Happy Bloomin Tuesday!
Your garden is so beautiful.
That salvia hot lips is so cool! You have a beautiful rainbow of plants.
Love caladiums, hope to add a few this year. You have such a nice variety.
Marnie
Oh boy! I am so in awe of that strawflower. My grandmother used to grow them in Maine. I've not had any luck here-not enough sun I think. Lovely blooms!
Salvia 'Hot Lips'
New one for me! I need to get this one!
I love your header!! Darla your flowers are just gorgeous!
Hi Darla,
Great header! Love your flowers, especially the hot lips salvia and the Cleome.
Darla: So many blooms, so much beauty.
So pretty Darla! I love the 'hot lips'!
You're right, on first glance, the daisies do look like plastic! You have so many beautiful flowers. Do you spend a lot of time strolling through your garden? I think I would!
Aiyana
Darla...you have so much blooming right now! WoW!!!! I noticed my little caladiums peeking up yesterday. Everything is coming along!
Wow! Spring is just busting out all over at your place isn't it? I love it! I was lazy and didn't plant anything this year.
:-(
You have so many flowers and they all look so happy. I love your clematis
You have so many beautiful flowers blooming everywhere! Love those daisies :) And talk about hibiscus-your header is a beauty!
HBT
Wow Darla you have so much blooming and I am so jealous. Do you leave your Caladiums in the ground where you live or take them up in the winter.I would grow them if I could leave them in the ground.I tried to keep the bulbs but they did not keep for me. I simply love the purple petunias and lavender assylium, gorgeous!
GORGEOUS!!
What a breath of freshness and beauty to encourage us along the way.
Thanks for sharing your lovlies.
Melissa
Wow! I love the combinations that you put together! Everything looks so pretty. Can't pick a favorite, I love them all! Jean
Darla you are amazing with the array of plants with beautiful flowers. The colours are all so harmonious together. The straw-flowers are native plants
of Australia. I love Salvias so I am very intrigued with the hot-lips.
The salvia hot lips is such a gorgeous flower. You have so much stuff in bloom and everything looks wonderful. Happy gardening... Becca..
Beautiful!!! Beautiful!!! :)
Jhocelyn
Looking good your way! I still don't see my Caladiums coming back, maybe they died?
Jake
Beautiful as usual Darla.
Wow Darla~~ This is amazing! I bet the caladium is hardy in your climate--lucky gal. It's interesting that you've got a Double Knockout Rose. They must grow everywhere. Last year I couldn't decide on the single or the double so I bought both and planted them close to each other. Needless to say I'm waiting very patiently (huh!) for them to bloom. Surprisingly my 'Hot Lips' survived our winter. And my Celosia is slow but sure!
Gosh that's a lot of variety. You have picked the best of the best. I don't have a perennial or annual blooming yet. It will be another month at least. I planted all that seed and they bloom later than the nursery bought flowers.
I could spend hours in your yard just admiring your beautiful flowers!!
Hot Lips sure is pretty. I have been watching my Lupine for buds, but none yet.
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Yep, I could live next door to you! lol
Such beauty you have already and you have such variety. A very gorgeous garden that I look forward to following all season.
Don't you just love the hot lips salvia? Around here we have to grow them as annuals but when I was in TX, I saw a plant that was so big it looked like a shrub.
Thanks for the tour of your beautiful garden.
Just came by to see your pretty flowers. :)
Hope your day is a good one!
J
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