My perennials have started taking turns blooming in my summer garden. The annuals that I planted in the Spring are blooming too. I always have a mix of perennials for variety all summer and the annuals are my constant color. This year I added a french bulldog to my garden.
FRENCH BULLDOG IN MY GARDEN |
I planted some vinca around the rocks. I like to use vinca because it's deer resistant, unlike its look- alike impatiens. I add rocks in different shapes and sizes to the flower beds.
The ones with fossils belong to my geologist husband.
DEER RESISTANT VINCA |
You know that all the dogs in my home wear necklaces. This bull dog wears rhinestones.
BULLDOG WITH A RHINESTONE NECKLACE |
One of the early garden bloomers is this fabulous lime green hosta. The chartreuse color is spectacular and the leaves are huge. The deer love it, but I have it in a protected section so it won't become deer salad. It divides easily, so it pops up in different sections of the beds.
MY SPECTACULAR CHARTREUSE HOSTA |
This time of year it sprouts bell-like flowers from a stalk.
BELL SHAPED BLOOMS ON A STALK |
HOSTA BLOOMS |
I found these geraniums on the $1 plant rescue shelf at Lowe's.
They were droopy and the leaves were brown, but they really perked up.
MY BARGAIN GERANIUMS |
The primrose are also blooming near my chippy fence. They've really taken over the bed.
PRIMROSE SURROUNDING MY CHIPPY FENCE |
What do you plant in your garden? Perennials, annuals, or a mix?
What do you mix in with your flowers? Found objects, rocks, statuary?
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