Foxglove
Allium
Thousands of Jacks. Now I search for a pure white one, checking under the hoods.
Iris, Iris, Iris
Black Iris?
Viburnum
Spirea
Yellow Dutch Iris
Exbury Azalea I presume
Azalea and Barberry
Peach Azalea
Bluebells
Towards Tennessee
The view was improved with the beheading of two Dogwoods below the deck. At my place the construction of the cabin's roof has begun. Bedtime.
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Oh wow. All so pretty... and I love your little garden nymph. (Is that statue one of the Frank Lloyd Wright designs?)
Amazing. Love that Spiraea. Propagate it up, and make some kind of ironic statement about having snow in spring.
Hi Christopher, I think the peach azalea is Cannon's Double Yellow, it is distinctive among the exburys. Your surroundings are so inspirational, how fun to be there.
Yes Kim that is a Frank Lloyd Wright design. I bought that for the resident gardeners about ten years ago.
The Spirea sure did make me think of snow Chuck.
Frances the peach is a double petaled flower. Maybe it was yellow while still in bud stage. My surroundings are awesome. As Bulbarella often says "we are so lucky to be here and have this place"
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