Parkway in May, somewhat overgrown. 🙂 More weeding soon. Front to back right now, what’s blooming? May Night salvia, amsonia just starting (will have very cool steely-blue tiny flowers, native), alliums, planter with pansies and a hellebore that I need to transplant into the soil, rose leafing out nicely, irises just starting to bloom, baptisia […]
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Sicilian honey garlic. I think of this as fairy bells, though that’s not an official name for it, but you really only can appreciate it properly if you’re fairy-sized and sitting on the ground beneath it. 🙂
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Clematis Etoille Violette, I think.
Etoille Violette, I think Read More »
We’re moving into the time of the garden when there are a lot of different flowers blooming at once. I decided to try being mildly scientific about figuring out which ones dry well, so I went around and collected two of each (or just one, if it didn’t have two to spare), with the plan
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Native wild hyacinth. Have one, want more. Would be splendid en masse.
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Grades are in, two hours before the deadline. My students did quite well this semester — I’m not sure if I’m becoming an easier grader as I get older, or if I’m working harder to help them earn those better grades. Maybe some of both. It’d be hard to figure out — I think I’d
Flowers pretty. Fire hot. Read More »
Native blue-eyed grass. Just planted, so not sure how big it gets or whether it spreads — I hope so!
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