One note for dedicated gardenners who may be appalled at the idea of actually inviting caterpillars in for lunch... Very few butterfly species ever cause harm to your garden plants!
When the weather has been dark and dreary for months, you can count on these flowers that bloom in winter to cheer you up! The cold winter months can be so dreary and drab, but that doesn’t mean your garden needs to be! Did you know that there are a variety of beautiful flowers t...
Astilbe “Go Go Red” A profuse bloomer, large fluffy ruby red plumes first in late spring and early summer. But that’s not all! This gem surprises us with more blossoms from fall until a hard frost. h 23-27 Astilbe “Heavy Metal “, late, cherry red flower, h 24-28”, zone 3...
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My favorite Siberian iris beds were in full bloom at Green Spring Gardens on Thursday. Got a slew of shots with my Nikon and my iPhone. These are phone shots, for you curious folks. Comments : Leave a Comment » Tags: botanical photography, flower photography, garden photography, Green ...
Most blooming melliferous species of Bulgarian dendroflora flower in June (201). It is significant for the conservation importance of these plants at national and international level.A full list of the melliferous plants of the Bulgarian dendroflora is presented. 展开 ...
Native to much of the U.S., this sturdy shrub is a good substitute in areas where butterfly bush is invasive. Plant type: Shrub Zones: 5-9 Bloom time: June to September Flower colors: White Height: 5 to 12 feet tall 'Cat's Pajamas' catmint. Photo by: Proven Winners. CATMINT (...
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It might flower for me in summer too. The long stems with tiny rosettes of pink flowers are quite remarkable. Here is a picture of some of my other house-leeks outside in June last summer… Do you grow these succulents in your house or garden?