The gardens are growing and doing well with all the rain we've had. So far I've only needed to water a few times thankfully. Of course usually I don't need to water until on into July, but with the heat spells we've had between the rain, I had to since the plants were so tender yet. Here's some of the long views of my gardens.
The left side of my yard.
The beginning of this side of the gardens.
The Echinacea and Daisy garden really opening up now. That yellow flower towards the left is my new Coreopsis Sunray blooming already. Just had to have it with that name.
One of my Hydrangea Quickfire has buds opening now. Happy gardening to all of you.
23 comments:
I LOVE your garden! It is eye candy to my nature-loving soul!!!
Beautiful flowers and garden!
Hydrangea is one of my favourite flowers! In all form and colour!
Your beds are so pretty girl! The lilies are blooming so well. I love daisies and echinacea together too and have them tucked into a few beds here. They will put up with Ohio weather. LOL! Too bad I do not live anywhere near Dayton or I would be coming over to bum a ninebark start from you. LOL! Your safe because I have only been there a couple of times. LOL! Once to the VA Hospital and to Patterson.If there is ever any seeds you might want from my plantings just let me know.
Well, of course you had to have the corpeosis Sunray! Excellent! Love how orderly your garden is. All the colours look fabulous as well!
Cheers!
starting to mature...
Beautiful garden & arrangement! We plant Hydrangea in pot only! Yours look so healthy on the ground!
Love your Sunray Coreopsis! How great to find that! Your gardens are looking very nice.
Everything looks great after waiting so long for winter to be over.Your daisies look wonderful with the echinacea.
Sunray-
Thank you for visiting my blog and following me. Your garden is also very beautiful and nothing to shake a head at for sure! This is the best year I have had so far in my garden. It gives me many hours of pleasure. Thank You. I will follow ...
Getting pretty and prettier.
Hi Cher,
It is so nice to see your blooming garden!! Still waiting for my Echinacea to bud...
Thanks for the long views of the garden...everything looks great!
All the Best,
Christine
Your garden looks beautiful. Your Shasta daisies are doing wonderfully. I have echinecea and black eyed susans on my list for planting. I love how they look with daisies and coreopsis blooming.
Everything looks so vibrant and healthy! I love how it fits in around the stonework. Can't wait for my lily buds to open!
You certainly have a way with flowers... I love your gorgeous Echinacea and Daisy garden... I have always loved Daisies... remember "he loves me, he loves me not?"... xoxo Julie Marie
Hi Char
Thanks for your visit to my garden and I'm enjoying yours. Can I make a suggestion? The echinacea, coreopsis and daisy garden are flowers that butterflies like, why not call it your butterfly garden?
Purple coneflower is one flower my butterfly garden will never be without, that and butterfly bush.
As things bloom there, I'll do a post on the host and nectar plants I have some time.
Judith
Hi Judith. Thanks for stopping by. Actually I do call it that when talking with people. It also has my Butterfly Weed. :) I am just listing what is in there, but I could do both.
Cher
I'm inspired by what you are doing on your side yard....Thanks so much for linking your garden post to Cottage Flora Thursday's xoox,tracie
Hi,
Nice to meet you! Thank you for your nice comments, and for becoming one of my newest followers. I am following you back. Love your gardens and yard!
Debbie
Very nice and delicate garden.... I like the pathway too!
You have a beautiful garden!
Your garden is beautiful! That's nice that it gets some rain. With all the Californian heat, I have to water mine almost every day.
Have a lovely day!
Beautiful garden...wish I had a green thumb! Following you back from NancySantanaBlog
Nancy
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