#perennials

The recent days of rain and sunshine has melted all the snow. This gave me a chance to clean up some of the fallen leaves from around some perennials. The Hellebores are up along with some Peony points

Previously we looked at all my annual plants growing in the garden, meaning they only live once during the grow season and then die back. But in this post we will look at the perennial plants, meaning

The perennial flowers are filling all my gardens with gorgeous blossoms. These Foxglove are scattered throughout the butterfly garden and are stunning this weekend. The photo doesn't do them justice, so

Yes, I did it! I put a seed tray out in the butterfly garden in the snow. This was a thought I had while going through the perennial seeds I had to use. This will be an interesting experiment as I have

My Perennial and Herb Garden is coming along nicely… we had lots of rain for the last few days and then some hot and humid weather this afternoon. Here are a few photos from my garden today. And some more

Where I am squatting there are rows of Asparagus growing. No they are not invisible, but just underground. The crowns underneath the soil are waiting warmer temperatures to arrive and then I should be

What used to be a dusty patch of crab grass not two years ago, is now one of the most lush and colorful parts of the entire yard. The area had trees shading it, which had to be removed. Since, it's been

June is really the best month for my yard in terms of perennial blooms. For the in-between times I usually , by now, have put in a ton of annuals plus I would have done my pots for the patio (Here's last

What Is A Perennial Plant? Perennial plants refer to those plants which you need to plant once and can harvest for several years. Plants such as Asparagus, Banana, and Artichokes are few of the examples

This little flower is native to Central and South America (Tropics). There are more than a 150 species of Lantana and it is part of the Verbena family. This small perennial fast spreading shrub can reach

The garden at the end of April: first roses and parade of perennials The month of May is the month of roses and I look forward to it, so in these days at the end of April I scrutinize with great attention

good afternoon friends Steemians on this occasion I want to post a kind of flower whose kind can be said rare namely amorphophallus flower (bunga bangkai) started from my journey to the garden that I rarely

This bright cheerful easy growing annual is a must for your garden beds or as a houseplant especially during the summer months. They are popular because they flourish in shade and comes in a variety of

it is important to choose natural world wisely for your exterior plantscaping in Philadelphia. When it comes to finding the unmodified tree, shrub, or flower that can take the drastic weather changes of

Day four and another regular aspect of my life. Thanks @negativer for the invite to the challenge. Day Four: Rules of the 7 Day Black & White Challenge: 7 black & white images that represent an

disclaimer: I took those photos today with my iPhone in my neighbourhood I did not upload to any other site except here. So enjoy it.