Garden Bloggers Bloom Day
To visit other Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day participants, visit our host Carol at May Dreams Garden.
I have many flowers this May. Thank you for coming by. We would have tea in the garden but it’s a bit too cool and breazy.
Yellow herb. I don’t remember what it is. I grew it from seed. this is the second year it’s come up, but the first time to bloom. It reminds me of a bad hair hair day.
Little Women Story Book rose.
Nepeta or cat mint
Dick Clark rose
Dick Clark is planted in the bed that surounds the patio. Plant this rose close by becaus you will want to see all colors. No two roses are alike. But they all have a delightful cinnamon fragrance.
Queen Elizabeth rose
I have two Queen Elizabeth roses, planted in large containers. They are so lovely, I have not decided on a permanant home for them. When I bought these roses, they were in the discount table at Lowes, reduced for qick sale. The queens were happy to get a little food, water, and a place to stretch their roots.
Japenese Red Maple
Columbine
Did I mention all the rain we’ve been having in southeat Missouri? Yes, I’m tired of it too.
A yellow rose that came home without a label.
I do not know what kind of rose this is, It has been planted in my circle garden for about 4 years. It has that great old fashioned rose fragrance. There are lots of bright yellow blooms that fade to a soft yellow. It has the most thorns of any rose I have.
