Wednesday, February 20, 2013

The sunlit center of an Oriental Poppy.
Aquilegia x "Nora Barlow".


Papaver nudicaule, or Icelandic Poppy after a heavy rain.


Papaver nudicaule with a chimera stripe.
Pots on the new patio being planted with summer bulbs, seed-raised Gazania and Brachycombe.
More pots on the patio, most of which are planted already with slow-awakening Summer bulbs.


 
 Dianthus barbatus, or Sweet William are very easy to grow from seed.

Geranium x "Johnson's Blue".

Adlumia fungosa, or climbing fumitory, a biennial vine from the Allegheny Mountains.

Dianthus superbus, with its heavenly scent.

Lonicera sempervirens, or Trumpet Honeysuckle near the chicken run.


Iris siberica petal detail.

Dramatic clouds.
Aquilegia x "Mckana Giants".




Luscious Peony sports the morning dew.

A sweet little Tea Rose I bought at the grocery store for roger, and subsequently planted in the garden where it has happily thrived.


An assortment of Dianthus.
Coreopsis grandflora.

I never get tired of the beauty and alluring fragrance of the Dianthus superbus.

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