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My garden is newly planted this Spring and is still in the process of getting established. Clematis 'Bee's Jubilee' continues its prolific bloom. This is a repeat-blooming clematis which blooms off and on all summer.
The first yellow lily has appeared and the red dianthus, an annual from last year, is in full red dress throughout the garden. White astilibe looks great next to the dianthus. I've never planted petunias in the ground until I got the ones that Proven Winners gave the CSF group. I must say that I'm very impressed with them .
Yesterday I noticed that the Claire Curtis mum has buds on it ! This is a first as it usually doesn't bloom until August or later.
I just gotta ask where is that global warming that Al Gore's been talkin' about ? Send some on up to Chicago Al.
Head on over to visit Carol at May Dreams Garden to see every blooming thing in the US of A.
Beautiful Ma! Happy GBBD!
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting to see how your garden has changed since we saw it just a few short weeks ago, Carolyn Gail--lots of beautiful colors! I don't remember the hanging plants on the pergola; are they new? I agree the dianthus and astilbe are the perfect combination.
ReplyDeleteLoved the robin post--how many people have their very own robin's nest hanging on their door?:)
I can't believe it is mid June and we've only had a few days above 90 degrees. I'm loving it though! It has also been very wet here which is unusual. Your blooms are beautiful. I love that clematis.
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks great. It hasn't been too cool here in Indianapolis, but we've gotten a lot of rain. The gardens are lush!
ReplyDeletehello! I have to agree with Rose...It is nice to catch up with your garden after a lovely SF peak into the garden! We are experiencing some odd weather, too...temperatures about 10 degree higher then usual...one of the Autumn Joy sedum is blooming! gail
ReplyDeleteYou should turn this into a poster. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you all for visiting my garden and leaving your comments. .
ReplyDeleteEverything looks gorgeous Carolyn! Except for the tomatoes not doing much here right now, I have no complaints about our cool, wet weather!
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