Well, I feel that I am out of the fear of frost arena, and now let the heat begin...
Tulip trees blooming
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| Daffodils and tulips coming up but very slowly |
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| Dogwoods, bradford pears have no sign of waking |
Iris are thinking about it
Wild clover
Indian blanket maybe done for the season, who knows.
Wild wisteria
Grape Hyacinth
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| Tulip tree |
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| Knockouts have been blooming for a while |
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| Impatient, Don Juan, American Climbing blaze and climbing golden showers look real healthy ..fed them fish emulsion...smells as good as it sounds. |
Put out the containers out of the greenhouse because they were cooking in there.
Tulips and Daffodils blooming.
Easter lilies coming up but not blooming..
Haven't decided what to do with all the container plants.
My mother in law gave me Mystic Haze Dahlias
Dahlias
Bougainvilleas
Encore Azaleas
George Tabor Azaleas
Moss Roses
My new roman sundial came in.
Mums and Azaleas
Camellias and a ton of other plants waiting to go into the ground.
Pink snow camellias turn peach in the sun, I think.
Cold frame still has a ton of plants
Greenhouse is slowly vacating.
Cuttings are prob too hot but I am stress testing.
Gerber Daisies
2 comments:
I think your Indian Blanket will go right on blooming if you keep faded blooms cut off.
Easter Lilies (longiflorum lilies) never bloom at Easter again once they go in the ground. They get special treament in a commercial greenhouse to bloom on schedule for Easter. They bloom in our climate late May and in June farther north. Or maybe that's June here and July farther north, but not Easter.
@Nell...I think I will deadhead them (blanketflower). In respect to the lilies, yeah, I heard they don't bloom at Easter and forced to for the stores..
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