N. bulbocodium 'Golden Bells' The cup dominates the flower on this daff. Late blooming variety.
Although I lost two of these last winter, the one that is left has rewarded me with some blooms.
This Aquilegia persists in my garden for a few years now.
These are the ones that I potted up early this spring. They are putting in quite a show now.
I planted a few bulbs two years ago and I like them so much. This fall I will be adding some more in the garden.
Although not a bloom, I decided to include this hosta. It is so beautiful. I added it in my collection in the spring of 2009. Kind of slow growing for me but it is worth all the wait.
5 comments:
You have some beauties blooming there, Lily! I'm jealous about the Oxalis. I tried to plant some one time, but now luck. Either I picked a bad spot or the critters dug up the bulbs. I absolutely love your header photo of the Hostas and the Tulip!
Your Hosta looks great. How do you make your leaves shine like that?
The color on that azalea is so beautiful...a deep melon-y kind of hue. All your plants are lovely!
@PlantPostings,
Thanks! Sorry to hear about your oxalis. Mine spent a few weeks in the basement until they bloomed so they are protected from sqirrels digging in the pot. The tulip in the header photo was 'parked' by a squirrel beside Sagae.
@Bom,
Thanks! I did not do anything special, it's Liberty's natural look and the filtered sunlight it received. :)
@Sage Butterfly,
They kinda glow. Thank you for the compliments.
I have Liberty also. It is my absolute favorite hosta. I love the form, as well as the coloration.
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