Thursday, May 17, 2012

A MAY GARDEN

Three weekends out of town, a death in the family, and the rush of Spring chores - that's my excuse for not posting since Easter.  The flowers in my garden were out a full three weeks early this year.  On April 24 I opened my garden to my garden club members with all of the Spring bulbs in full bloom, along with bleeding heart, pasque flower, Virginia bluebells, and the list goes on.  Except for the bleeding heart which is still in bloom, a full array of new flowers are now out.  Enjoy this little sampling of my May 17, 2012 garden.   To get a better look, click on the picture.  If you're wondering about a specific plant, just ask!

 Bleeding heart and anemonie.
Rue and trillium.
Toad house, Japanese painted fern, hosta and heuchera.
 Clematis.
 Snow in the summer.
Hardy geranium and heuchera.
Amsonia.
Columbine, monarda and spirea shrub.
Hardy geranium, catmint and spirea shrub in back.
Bearded iris.
Wire sculpture of a woman holding a bouquet of flowers.
 Chinese scene.
 A fairy and deer.
 White clematis and allium.
 Bridal wreath spirea.
 Dianthus and ground cover sedum.
 Variegated iris.
 The first peony of the season.
Allium.

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