(Caramel, I must have cut the tag out/off)
(Obsidian, the very darkest one I have)
Midnight Rose, above, has wonderful speckled foliage.
The one above has wonderful red rimmed leaves in fall.
All of these heucheras have proved hardy here. I'm still up to add a few more, but, so far, the nurseries have been disappointing. Guess they must have gotten Dr. Armitage's message :(
Hopefully, I'll find a couple new ones in the next month or so...
Trilliums (the first to bloom):
Peonies are up...
Brunnera Hadspen's Cream has really increased this year...I'm so pleased with it
that I've added another, Brunnera Variegata...this one has whiter edges vs the cream of the one above...
In my view of doing what works (vs what I may want...), I am giving up on the bulbs and thymes under the saucer magnolia...and just letting the brunneras have the area.
The first epimedium to bloom....I'm pleased to report that all are returning this year. It's encouraging enough that I may add a few more of these as well...
A single bloom of Ipheion Rolf Fiedler...
Mohawk Viburnum.....Korean Spice is also blooming and the perfume this year is finally what I had hoped for (you can smell in walking by on the road...hehe)...
This camellia shows such promise....it was down to this one branch...and look now...
The lungworts are going....this is probably Mrs. Moon...
Bridal Wreath Spirea....
One of those tiny bulbs that reminds you to plant many more....Scilla
Finally, an update....the spirea did turn yellow just as was predicted by an informed commenter (thanks!)...
Now...I just have to decide if it should stay with those tulips! I didn't anticipate their blooming with the yellow leaves. Yikes!
More to come....more daffodils, oh yes!
