After a very welcome rainy week, I took a casual Walk in the Garden on this sunny Saturday morning. The new blooms of several plants create a new picture. Let me share views of three of the borders in our back garden.
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Beautiful, John!
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Thank you, Cynthia. I’m glad you enjoyed.
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John, your garden is so beautiful. I wish it could be transported into town for our garden tour in April. Thanks for sharing the beauty via photos.
Barbara
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You are too kind, Barbara. I would love to have the garden on the tour, but I just can’t figure out how to move it five miles closer to town.
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How lovely! I see you have a trellis with clematis (?) growing up it in the first photo. We have just been thinking of doing that in our back garden where we had to take out a small tree. Yours looks very nice. Thank you.
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Thanks, Anne. The plant on the trellis is an annual mandevilla vine. I plant a new one there every year.
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I expanded the photo and see it is not a clematis or at least I don’t think it is. But it does look very nice whatever it is.
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Absolutely stunning.
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Thank you.
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It looks beautiful, everything looks so lush and colorful. What a great time of year to be in the garden!
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We’ve been blessed with very good garden weather so far this year, but I’m sure the really hot days are coming.
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You have a lovely garden. I love the flowers.
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Thank you, Arlene. I am glad you like them,
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What a welcome sight for the eyes! Just beautiful. I especially love that Hydrangea- mine is just beginning to bloom here in NJ
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So far this has been a great year for the hydrangeas.
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Very pretty 🙂
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Thank you, Alba.
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Looking good! Are those roses on the tuteur? And Phlox ‘David’?
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The vine is an annual mandevilla. I plant a new one each year…get them at Home Depot. This one has a smaller bloom than ones I’ve planted previously, and I am liking it. Yes, it is the white phlox David.
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Is that another smaller Vitex I can see? I’m feeling really pleased because on Friday I went to a plant show and found a blue Vitex – I’ve never seen one here before!! Now just to decide where to plant it!
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I’m glad you have found the blue vitex. The one in the photo is a named cultivar, Shoal Creek, which is different from the heirloom one I showed a few days ago. It really isn’t shorter; I just pruned it a bit lower and it receivs not quite the same about of sun. Without pruning I suspect it would be about twice as tall.
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Looking very nice! Thanks for sharing your great experience.
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Thanks. I’m glad you like it.
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