I can now enjoy a slow walk around the garden with my tea and not feel like I have to get weeding, transplanting or planting something…..so much so I forgot posting ’til this afternoon! My joy this morning was the opening of the first Tree Peony buds. They were beaten by hail a few days ago but are still beautiful.
Luckily I took two vases to the gallery last week so here they are, very wilted now I must say and headed for the compost but still good for IAVOM!
Little Bit of Everything
Containing: Sweet Cicely, Cranesbill,Geranium phaeum, Lamb’s Ears, Stachys byzantina, Yellow Archangel, Lamium galeobdolon, Cushion Spurge, Euphorbia polychroma, Lion’s Bane, Doronicum, Catmint, Nepeta, Money Plant, Lunaria, Speedwell, Veronica, Lily of the Valley, Convallaria.
The Black Tulip
At one time a black tulip was worth a fortune. Now we can all have them!
This vase contains, One Horse Chestnut Aesculus ‘ Buckeye’ Bloom , Cushion Spurge, Euphorbia polychroma and Harry Lauder Walking Stick Corylus avellana contorta ‘Red Dragon’
Please go visit Cathy’s blog ‘Rambling in the Garden’ , where other guests from around the world post their vases of flowers collected from their gardens.
I must mention another Cathy who gardens in Bavaria, Germany and whose climate is very similar to our Zone 3 . Her blog is titled ‘Words and Herbs’. Here is her post for today. Zone three gardeners will instantly recognize her flowers at this time.
Happy pottering in the garden!
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