

The birds too.

But we are more interested in the flowers for now. One surprised me and came back. That means I can invest in more for that space. When a plant does not thrive I don't buy it again unless I want to try it in a different spot. This one is doing well.
Now if I could remember what it's called

The Spirea has Lilly of the Valley growing under it. The lilly is very invasive and I have to keep it tight under control.

I also have Honeysuckle growing in the bushes of Spirea. This year I bought a different Geranium. I usually get pink but thought I would be different.

The Granny Bonnets are doing well.

I love the Candytuft. It spreads and comes up faithfully year after year. Its doing so well in the barrel.

One mans weed is another mans flower

I have more pictures but will save them, this post is getting long and I don't want to bore anyone. I will have a few left for another day
Shasring with Home and Garden Delightsome Life
3 comments:
Great photos Janice ;o) I am the same way, if I buy something and it doesn't come back, I don't buy it again! I think mom's rose bushes I bought her this year for mother's day are dead! Darn it! I won't buy roses again! Hugs ;o)
Gorgeous photos! All of your flowers looks very healthy and colorful!
beautiful photos, you have a green thumb for sure,
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