Garden Club Buddies- these are some of the flowers we have to swap. I will post them as they come into season and you can come over and get what you want. I still have irises not open. I will post more colors as they open. I may post some pictures for my own benefit that I don't have enough to swap- to document what I have. In that case I will note I don't have enough yet to trade, other wise come on over. By the way if anyone knows any of the specific names of any of theses please let me know.
Two tone burgundy only a few
Standard lite purple irislots of theses
Reddish maroon iris- more red than the picture shows
Reddish maroon iris- more red than the picture showsonly a couple extra
Pale yellow iris- lots of theses
Pink iris and tall phlox-lots of both
Purple and white variegated -limited of this oneOne of Clint's favorites by the way
Two tone purple -limited
Dark purple iris -this one looks almost black
limited
Lupines- these have just started to send off babies- limited
Sensation lilac
This has just recently started sending up shoots
Dark purple lilac -quite a few
White lilacs- lots of these
Two tone purple -limited Dark purple iris -this one looks almost blacklimited
Lupines- these have just started to send off babies- limited
Sensation lilac
This has just recently started sending up shoots
Dark purple lilac -quite a few
White lilacs- lots of thesemy dad has a fence row of these running along his forty acres
Lily of the valley -lots
Creeping myrtle or periwinkle -lots
Vinca vine
Perennial geranium- very hardy- tolerates salt
I have quite a few but they are small
2 comments:
Those are great -- quite an impressive garden you have there. We don't have enough room for many flowers, but are happy for the few we plant that survive (I am SO not a gardener -- I will probably be much better when the kids are grown.)
We are lucky to have so much space in town- we have 2 1/2 city lots on a corner. We are really trying to make the most of our space by creating "rooms". We are also very luck to have a good sized park- with a creek across the street. Gardening is also something Clint and I both like to do, so it has become something of a family thing.
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