I haven't done a smidgen bit of gardening this year. And unless something unexpected happens, pain/fatigue-wise, I doubt I will be doing any. But some of my pitiful efforts from last year paid off. Look at this lovely lavender clematis blooming around the old bird feeder. When I planted it last year, I hardly got the hole deep enough to cover its roots before I had to stop digging. I thought sure it wouldn't make it. But it did. I planted the other purple thing (the name of which I can't call to mind just now) several years ago.
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On 04/20/2015, Dot in NE Georgia said ...
Just beautiful. I believe the dark purple is verbena.
Enjoy and thank you for sharing.
On 04/20/2015, Barbara Anne said ...
How lovely! We no longer plant annuals and choose those perennials who reseed themselves rather than need to be divided. I love plants that come back up for years and I hope to get a clematis this year.
Our azaleas and coming into bloom just as the dogwoods fade. The lilacs are in bloom about 3 weeks early and their fragrance is sheer bliss. Isn't springtime in the South just wonderful?
Hugs!
On 04/21/2015, Sue, the Florida Farm Girl said ...
Oh, I am so envious of that clematis!!! I love those things and I'm hoping that I'll be able to get one to survive here.
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