First up is one of my 3 Annabelle hydrangeas loaded with blossoms. I purchased one plant 10 years ago and have since divided it into 4 plants. Two summers ago, I gave one of the divisions to my daughter, Jayme, and this year she was so excited as it really had taken off and was covered in blossoms. This morning I received a picture text of her Annabelle as the deer had eaten all the blossoms off overnight. I'm glad my garden is deer-proof thanks to Hershey & Ruger :)
I love the color combination of this shot! Ville De Lyon and Venosa Violacea clematis with a few pops of orange from the honeysuckle vine.
An awesome view of the leaves of Peter Wonder coleus in the sunlight.
Annual Coreopsis and...
Blackberry Lily.
Hawaiian Blue Eyes evolvulus and...
Dianthus.
Little Grapette daylily and...
an a pretty red I don't have the name of.
Tigridia Pavonia - Mexican Shell Flowers in red, 
yellow and ...
pink. What is that inside?
There is an abundance of these in the garden this year and...
with a shake of the stem, the flower looks much nicer :)
5 comments:
Your flowers are stunningly beautiful...especially the hydrangeas. I love the shot with the yellow jacket. We have lots of black wasps/paper wasps this year.
I am VERY disgusted with that deer!! My hydrangea would have looked just like that photo. Ugh!
Beautiful, Marsha, these are just beautiful. The yellow is so pretty and interesting inside.
Nice that you were able to share the hydrangea.
Your pictures are always so stunning.
You are quite an inspiration as I deal with my very small flowerbeds. But they are mine, and I love seeing my Hydrangea bush which was tiny a couple of years ago, finally taking hold and doing good. I'm so glad as it was a potted flower given to me when I started my Cancer Journey.
As usual,your garden looks lovely.I like the red Day lily.
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