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Thursday, May 31, 2012

Weekend Garden Parties and a New Blogger

Linking up with Tracie over at Fishtail Cottage and Tootsie for the weekend garden parties.

Hubby has some raspberries...

Hummingbird Bush, I forget it's real name, in the blue bottle garden.

The Lacecap Hydrangeas are so pretty.

Silver Falls Dichondra is taking over my block wall.. over look the bright sunshine.
Here's a tangled mess of Silver Falls....
Crown of Thorns

I cut a few Mophead Hydrangeas to bring inside.  This one is in the foyer.

This one is in the half bath.
Today is the last official day of the school year!!!!!!!  Hooray!!!!!

If you have a minute please drop by and say hi to my daughter, she is a newbie blogger. I'll have to say though her post today is questionable to being blog worthy, lol.

27 comments:

daisy g said...

Gorgeous hydranga!
Enjoy your last day of school!

Fishtail Cottage said...

i noticed your "blue bottle" garden in the back ground! such a cute idea!!!! thanks so much for sharing all your beautiful blooms over here at Fishtail Cottage's Garden Party! hugs. tracie

Alison said...

Your flowers are gorgeous, and wow! That orange block wall is bright! Wasn't your daughter sweet to surprise you? You're adorable.

Skeeter said...

I have never heard of Hummingbird Bush! How cool for the hummers to enjoy. They seem to be hitting plants in our gardens more so then the sugar water. That is a good thing... Love your Hydrangea. I need to snap a pic of Endless Summer as she is glowing right now…

Patsy said...

Summer is in full mode now love the blooms.Went over and said hi to Amanda and she had some great photo's of you.

GRACE PETERSON said...

Hi Darla Dear, The Crown of Thorns is very intriguing to me. I love the color and the shape of the petals. Figures it's not hardy here. I'll visit Amanda and see what's going on.

Beth said...

Hi Darla, I love the crown of thorns and your hydrangeas! I am looking forward to the hydrangeas in my garden; some got nipped by the frost but there will definitely be some blooms.
Blessings, Beth

Betsy Banks Adams said...

Hi Darla, LOVED Amanda's blog... You did look a little surprised!!!!! ha....

Love your 'purdy' flowers. There's nothing prettier this time of year I don't think than Hydrangeas....

Hugs,
Betsy

tina said...

Beautiful dichondra on the block wall.

Donna Heber said...

Hi Darla,

Your bloom are gorgeous! Congrats to your daughter for joining the world of blogging and for the end of the school year.

Jean Campbell said...

I can't think of the name of Hummingbird bush either. Mine died.

Athena at Minerva's Garden said...

Look at those raspberries--yum! We had our very first strawberry this week, which is super early for here--no ripe raspberries in sight yet. Your flowers are so beautiful, and I really like the interesting container your have for your block wall-really a neat idea!

RURAL said...

Lovely flowers, it's always a treat to see colorful blooms on your blog.

I did stop by and say hello to your daughter, bet she was surprised by all the bloggers she just met.

Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams

deb said...

In love with your Hydrangeas! The berries look yummy!
*hugs*deb

I'm popping over to your daughters blog to welcome her ♥

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Gail said...

Darla, I love your block wall....You are very creative! g

Tatyana@MySecretGarden said...

Hi Darla! I would love to have such hydrangea in my garden! Our soil is very acid, so all my plants give blue flowers.

NanaK said...

The Lacecaps look so delicate. I have some Oakleaf that are finally looking like they've settled in but no blooms yet. I love all Hydrangeas and especially love your idea of bringing those Mopheads into the house. That block wall is looking good too - nice and full.

Anonymous said...

Great pictures!!
Gardens and flowers have a way of bringing people together.

imac said...

Very colourful post my friend.

HolleyGarden said...

I can never decide if I like the lacecap or the mop head hydrangeas the best. They are each so lovely. I love the color of your lacecap. Last day of school? Then summer is officially here! :)

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Becky said...

Raspberries! Yay!
Your flowers are always so pretty.

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