Canada Garden

I just got one quick shot while I was there last week. They have all of the AAS flowers and vegetables, so it will be a great garden to pho...

goes to great-grandma Peggy. (Photo by PJ) I hope they bring one of these with them when they come down to see us next week!

Our baby's first pictures are at Rachel's blog: rachljones@blogspot.com The prints are in my purse, ready to show off to everybody ...

this didn't look like the love-lies-bleeding that I expected. It's really kiss-me-over-the-garden-gate. You knew that, didn't ...

White wedding zinnias, sedum, hosta, and zebra grass.

Beautiful!

I started some seed for love-lies-bleeding--one plant came up and it grew to 7 feet tall! Taller than my one lone sunflower. Sometimes that...

Wow! Look at that pond! I bet the fish are really happy . . .

This is about the fifth cutting I've had from the delphiniums. They've been wonderful this year.

There was a post on the Garden Rant a couple of weeks ago about having the courage to show people the ugliest spot in the garden. Well, I t...

This is Bengal Tiger canna, purple fountain grass, and my all-time favorite coleus, Alabama Sunset.

Why haven't I filled the whole yard with these? They're magnificent. And they bloom in August!

We've just about given up on the roses. I have cut lots of blooms off rather than let those disgusting japanese beetles feast any longe...

But these guys don't care. A lady on the garden web forum was so nice to send me seeds for these wonderful doubled black-eyed susans. I...

or is that G in the garden?

This is the best sunflower we've ever grown. Usually I get spindly little nothing plants with no blooms. But this one is great.

Yesterday was Karen's birthday, so the sunflower went to her. The little orange blooms are mexican sunflowers that I found as seedlings...