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| Veronica ‘Crater Lake Blue’ in bloom in the formal garden |
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| Dianthus ‘Artic Fire’ bordering a path |
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| Scabiosa |
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| Foxglove I grew from seed, in the back border |
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| Mock Orange blooming in early spring in the back border |
Peony beginning to bloom
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| Bearded Iris my aunt gave me |
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| Yellow snapdragon with an open mouth |
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| Larkspur, or “rabbit flower” as my sister and I used to call them–see the rabbit’s head in the center of the flower? |
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| Perennial begonia blooming in late summer |
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| Back border in late summer |
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| Back border with the large shrub, lespedeza, in bloom |
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| Helleborus, deer-resistant mainstay of the late winter garden |
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| Pot of Muscari, or blue bottles, I have had in this pot for several years. I put it somewhere out of the way when it’s not blooming. |
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| Daffodils blooming outside the vegetable garden in late winter |
Beautiful photographs! I love the hellebores and want more of them.
Thank you! My hellebores reseed politely, and spread, so I hope yours will do the same. I gave my mother some of my "babies" and they look happier at her house than they were at mine 🙂