Showing posts with label CREEPING JENNY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CREEPING JENNY. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 11, 2025

SUCCESS WITH NASTURTIUM SEEDS

I’m always hesitant when trying to grow annuals from seeds.  This year I had a success and a failure.  I planted a Hyacinth Vine at the base of my arbor.  I imagined it covering the arch with purple flowers.  Of the 50+ seeds I planted only two sprouted.  Very disappointing.

The nasturtiums were a great success.  The leaves are huge and I’m so excited to see the first flowers.  They’re a lovely peach color.  I planted them in one of my cement planters with some ferns and Creeping Jenny.  I have them in several pots around the yard but this one bloomed first.  I think it got just the right amount of sun.

 

NASTURTIONS, FERNS, AND CREEPING JENNY

GREAT PEACH COLOR


HIDING UNDER A FERN FROND




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Saturday, May 28, 2022

SPRING BLOOMS 2022

I think my garden looks best in Spring.

LILAC TOPIARY

 I added a chippy iron bench under the lilac.

CHIPPY GARDEN BENCH

I think the allium is my favorite garden edition. 

ALLIUM

PERENNIAL FERNS


PINE AND BLUE SPHERE

PEONIES

CLIMBING ROSES


RHODODENDREN

I added some Creeping Jenny to a flower pot.  

CREEPING JENNY CLIMBING OVER THE FLOWER POT

MY FAVORITE LIME HOSTA

What's your favorite season in your garden.  

Saturday, April 24, 2021

BLOOMS AND TENDRILS

I know that the winter weather is behind us when my garden wakes up with blooms and tendrils.  My favorite ferns are still uncurling tendrils.

FERN TENDRILS

The hosta are also twisting and uncurling. 
They'll soon fill the space and provide some yummy salad for all the deer. 
I would love to hear about some natural solutions to keep deer from eating my plants.

HOSTAS TWISTING AND UNCURLING


My tulip magnolia tree is one of my first signs of Spring.

TULIP MAGNOLIA BLOOMS

The rhododendron is not far behind.

RHODODENDRON

This past Fall I purchased some Giant Allium from Holland Bulbs.  They're still growing so no photos of them yet.  I can't wait to see their blooms.  I received some mini tulip bulbs as a gift with my order.  I planted them among the boxwoods and grasses in one of my beds.

MINI TULIPS


One of my ground covers, Creeping Jenny, has also appeared.  I love her lime green color and the way she keeps the weeds somewhat under control.

CREEPING JENNY GROUND COVER

I always try to add ground cover to my garden.  It helps with the weeds and also adds texture and color.  I've written about all kinds of ground cover choices before.  If you'd like to see that post, go here.


What are your signs of Spring?

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