My Lilies of the Valley, that I got from my mother years ago.
Dogwood tree that was supposed to be pink, or so the nursery said. But I like it any way.
This was supposed to be an old fashioned Snowball bush when we ordered it. Obviously it isn't. Toot was up on Saturday and brought me a hydranga that is supposed to have white pom poms. It has a lot of buds and I will be anxious to see if it is like the Snowball bush I had wanted.
The deep purple lilac. Originally I got a start from the bush in Stone Valley. My mother got a start, Toot got a start, and s did Phyllis.
My white lilac at the back of the house. I have two white ones, both started from little ones from a friend.
Close of Wisteria. They remind me of big bunches of grapes.
My "plan" is for the wisteria to cover the pergola for shade at my deck. I trim them every year and it seems to make them have more flowers each year.
Judy gave me this azalea quite a few years ago. It doesn't get bigger, but every year it "outdoes" itself with flowers.
I bought some new tulip bulbs last fall, so I again have purple, white and varigated tulips.
My bleeding heart bush. As you see, I just can't have too many kinds of flowers.
More tulips with the flowering quince at the side.
More tulips and pansies. This picture has the azalea not yet blooming.
My Lilies of the Valley, that I got from my mother years ago.
Dogwood tree that was supposed to be pink, or so the nursery said. But I like it any way.
This was supposed to be an old fashioned Snowball bush when we ordered it. Obviously it isn't. Toot was up on Saturday and brought me a hydranga that is supposed to have white pom poms. It has a lot of buds and I will be anxious to see if it is like the Snowball bush I had wanted.
