
Spider Lily or Lycoris radiata.....


Japanese Anemones...

Heuchera Mahogany....I'm looking forward to seeing other Heucheras put on fall color. Last spring, I remarked that one of my daffodils, Mount Hood, had greatly reduced blooms...lots of foliage...a clear sign that the bulbs were crowded.

I checked my spreadsheet and in 2001, I planted two (!) bulbs....well, no wonder they were crowded:

It's hard to imagine, isn't it....all those bulbs where just two were planted. I was able to plant back some in the original spot as well as move quite a few to a new spot...and even filled a gallon pot about halfway up with the leftovers. Those, along with some of Flower Record (that was pictured in another post), and some unknown yellows will grace a neighbor's garden. Think of this...I've just begun digging daffodils...
5 comments:
Fun stuff.
I'll have to get back and read more.
Your photos are gorgeous.
Thanks for reminding me that I still don't have any spider lily and I do want one / some! I guess I'll need to order some.
You are definitely the daffodil queen! All that from just 2 bulbs - remarkable.
Beautiful photos! And gotta love how those narcissus multiply! I hope mine do that!
~Angela :-)
Holy cow! Look at all of those bulbs. Apparently they are very happy at your house. :)
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