Ruby Crystals grass |
Creamy lantana |
Marigolds in the veggie bed. |
Purslane in the window box |
Perennial morning glory, a real beast. |
It's pumpkin time! |
The parterre garden is really looking lush and healthy. Love the salvia greggi. |
One of the kitchen garden beds - mustard, broccoli, brussel sprouts, asian greens. |
The zinnia bed in the kitchen garden has pretty much gone to seed. Amaranth is in there as well. |
A view of the long border. that pale yellow sickly plant is a rescue plant from Lowe's. It is a mountain laurel and I'm pretty sure it will do fine. Gread bargain, they grow so slow. |
I need to get rid of this perennial morning glory. It is swallowing the Crepuscule rose as well as the shed. |
Sweet autumn clematis starting to bloom. |
Close up of that mountain laurel. |
Another view of the parterre. |
Ugh! Lots of weeding needed here. |
Variegated lemon is blooming. |
Roses are blooming again. |
The horseherb has recovered from the heat and is really taking off after the rain. |
I love the heirloom pumpkins. They are like little works of art. I didn't grow these. |
Red red rose. |
Let's see, where is the kitchen garden gate? |
Oh, there it is. |
Pink knock out rose, with the yellow center. |
Nameless yellow rose. |
Belinda's Dream |
View from inside the kitchen garden. |
This little Straberry Fields Gomphrena is a tough little bloomer. |
Another Lowe's rescue. |
Butterfly vine. |
View into the parterre from the archway. |
The redbud tree. |
'Dynamite' crepe myrtle. |
Loaded Beautyberry. |
The seedpods are spectacular. |
Salvia farinacea. |
Cowpen daisy with Mexican Bush Sage. I'm going to move the sage to another spot where it will get more sun. |
Lot's of frost weed. |