These are March and April pictures. The first thing to say is: this spring is late! Very late!
Oriental Lily baby-bulb
Moss is enjoying our super moisture!
These Hyacinths were bought as an indoor decor several years ago
Miniature daffodils
Hellebore never fails
Podophillum delavayi hybrid from Far Reaches shows two leaves (it was one last year)!
Garlic overwintered
Parsley overwintered.
New kale and arugula... someone is having them for breakfast. Crane fly larvae?
New kale and arugula... someone is having them for breakfast. Crane fly larvae?
Schisandra chinensis
Trillium kurabayashii 'Giant Red'
Lovely Primula kisoana
Edgeworthia papyrifera
Edgeworthia chrysantha from the NWFGS
Before planting my new Edgeworthia, I need to remove as many pieces of the Acanthus roots as possible.
I know that I'll never win, but at least, I try to have it under control.
I know that I'll never win, but at least, I try to have it under control.
Agave survived the winter.
I moved them close to the house, away from the rains, and covered during the cold nights.
I moved them close to the house, away from the rains, and covered during the cold nights.
I used to plant one of my three Abyssinian bananas in this big pot.
I wanted a change, so this year, Banana will go somewhere else.
I wanted a change, so this year, Banana will go somewhere else.
Pink Dawn Viburnum, on the right, is waiting for a spot to be planted.
This succulent rock will always remind me of James King, a Gardener and Hosta Hybridizer, who gave it to me several years ago.
RIP Jim
RIP Jim
Kenai is enjoying the sun
Amur is enjoying the sun even more. It makes his hind legs less stiff
Anemone b. is blooming nicely, but to see the very first flower was exciting!
One of many babies that my Fatsia japonica gives me
Gunnera m. was my concern during the wet and cool winter.
But, it's back!
Bacchus is getting greener and greener...
Simple white hellebore is still my favorite
Astilbe emerging... Beautiful red stems
Rhubarb chinese in a pot
Little treasures
Moss is one of my favorite plants!
Lucky lilies which avoided the fate of their friends (got eaten by bunnies)
Petasites japonicus 'Giganteus Variegatus'
I think, these are seedlings of the Candelabra Primrose
New Itoh Peony
Daphne
Hakonechloa is emerging... good! Japanese anemone is invading the bed .... not so good!
Thank you for visiting!
I wish you more sun and more warmth!
We need sun!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And warmth!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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