My yard has been particularly pretty the last few weeks. A few photos of blooming plants!
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| The bee garden is happy! |
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| Two years ago I moved the currant and gooseberry plants to the bee garden. This particular currant plant is doing well. |
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| Dwarf Shasta daisy in the bee garden. |
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| Still in the bee garden. |
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| View from the bee garden. The lavender around the propane tank is in full bloom and so pretty. |
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| I love my compost bin area! It's so colorful. |
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| A few years ago I lost my two columnar apple trees. This spring I ordered new ones because I really love them. |
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| Another columnar apple on the other side of the brick pathway through the garden. |
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| Looks like we will have grapes this year! |
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| The raspberries are starting to turn color. Raspberries love water. I am trying to remember to water them frequently this spring/early summer. |
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| This little area is a memorial garden for my dad. The cross in the background is for our horse that died several years ago. The fishing creel, rock, a few tiny plants that you can't see in this photo, and the Peace rose are for dad. |
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| This rose is moving to the top of my favorite rose list, only slightly below Graham Thomas, or perhaps equal. It's called South Africa and it is stunning. |
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| St. Fiacre, the patron saint of gardeners. |
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| A few hosta plants with rose petal snow! |
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| The rock garden is very pretty right now. |
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| Another favorite rose, Mozart, is almost finished with a profuse bloom. I love how the petals fall and cover the ground with rose petal snow. |
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| A lot of people shun petunias but I love them. They are a consistent blooming annual that require no maintenance once they are planted. |
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| This rose is Morden Fire Glow. The color in this photo isn't quite right. It's actually an orange red which is very pretty. |
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