April Blooms in the Mailbox Garden
We'll start the garden tour with the mailbox garden! It's changed a lot over the years but still has some of the same plants like:
'May Night' salvia
Creeping Phlox with Pansies
'Homestead Purple' Verbena
'Homestead Purple' Verbena is a staple in my garden and is propagated every year to spread around as a filler.
Creeping Phlox, Dianthus, 'May Night' salvia, Verbena in a wider photo shot.
The Front Gardens
More Creeping Phlox
Golden Ragwort
The Corner Shade Garden
It's a sterile hybrid of the Japanese dogwoods (Cornus kousa) and our native Cornus florida.
Japanese maple
Ajuga - Bugle Weed
Solomon's Seal (toward front) and Hellebore (Lenton Rose) in center.
Photos From a Few Other Gardens
Red Honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens)
This the native honeysuckle!
Snowball Viburnum
Still kinda green!
'Shasta' Viburnum (on left) and Lunaria - Moneyplant toward center next to a hosta.
That's it for today! I didn't take pictures of the strawberries - they deserve their own post!
Stop by Carol's blog for more April blooms.
Things have really popped in your part of the world, lovely.
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Thinking of trying Solomons seal in the future.
ReplyDeleteThings happen overnight in the gardens this time of the year...looks beautiful Dave. Re: Video Cameras--look into "Sony HD bloggie" --it's really cool.
ReplyDeleteLooks like spring as I remember it at home, fifty years ago in the foothills. -- I'm not implying your garden is old-fashioned, the plants are familiar as I remember.
ReplyDeleteLucky! I'm in Alaska and we're still waiting for the snow to melt.
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