I have little time and no energy so here is a quick post on what's blooming in the yard. I am so irate that just hours after I took these, deer came through and mowed down my hosta, nipped the buds off my daylilies and grazed the hydrangea down. There's always next year, right? Stay tuned for a few posts on what I think about deer.
Hosta scape and bee balm, Hosta and Monarda
A beautiful daylily that I started from foraged seed, finally coming into its own, Hemerocallis
My sister's wedding hydrangea (was a live plant decoration), Hydrangea macrophylla
Dwarf butterfly bush and purple coneflowers, Buddleia davidii and Echinacea purpurea
Asiatic lily, Lilium asiatic
Zebra Mallow (from seed), Malva sylvestris "zebrina"
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Ditto. Deer got our green beans and my impatiens. Now there's a fence around the beans...
ReplyDeleteIs that phlox you still have blooming?
These are beautiful darn pretty deer:) B
ReplyDeleteI love bee balm. Mine didn't come back this year :/ I need to plant some new.
ReplyDeleteAll gorgeous! So sorry about the deer. It's always a give-and-take when you live out in the sticks!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing at Rural Thursdays this week. xoxo
Beautiful! I long to have so many lovely blooms in my yard & gardens. Thank you so much for sharing yours :)
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