Showing posts with label Rose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rose. Show all posts

Monday, July 8, 2013

Flowers from my yard

The rose in the front yard that I have not done a single thing with since it was planted  3 summers ago.

Rose in the backyard

Coreopsis

Rose in the back. They have been so pretty this year.

Pink Yarrow
Not the greatest picture, but this is what  the Clematis is looking like this year.
This was our Clematis this year. For the first time this Spring I cut it back to about 12 inches from the ground.
We also put up a new trellis for it.



Saturday, June 8, 2013

Flowers and Wild Flowers

Iris


wild Rose

Dames rocket

Broad-leaved Spiderwort
Siberian Iris


unknown

Yarrow

Moth Mullein

Clover

Purple Cone Flower

Ox-eye Daisy


Iris, that are in a marsh area

Siberian Iris

Sunday, June 2, 2013

Spring is here

According to the weather report, there is a strong possibility of storms coming through tonight.  I decided to take a few pictures of what is blooming in my little yard.  The first and maybe only poppy.  It is a beautiful orange.  Love those ruffled edges.

The first rose of summer.  It is not the most gorgeous looking, but I will take it.  In the past we have tried to have a small rose garden.  I did all the things you should do in the fall to have them come back in the spring.  I kept loosing them.  Two years ago, I decided the heck with it. I just leave them alone in the fall.  I don't even dead head them!  I now have 4 bushes that keep coming back.  Trust me, I do nothing for them.

Columbine is in full bloom.  I have these deep blue ones, that I love.  See I have a hummingbird feeder, in the mad  hopes that one will come to my yard.  I have some a couple pink, a white, and a wild columbine blooming.  None are the beautiful ones with the tails and multi-color. I have planted the, but for some reason they do not come back.  

We transplanted these four peony bushes from our old house in Roselle. They never grew as big there as they do here.  We have had a lot of rain, and they have bent over.  All four bushes are at least three feet or more tall.  Two are a beautiful peach color, one is two shades of pink, and one is white.  The white has not bloomed yet.  You can see some are already shedding their blooms.

This one is a peach color.

Here is the two tone pink.  I love this one, as  the flower comes in several sizes.

This is the other peach one.

Look at all the different sizes of blooms on this plant.

Here is the rhododendron that we bought in Elma, New York and  transported it  to this house.  It is so nice to be able to drive to visit family.  Then I can bring home just about any plant I want!

Mary