During the spring and summer, there are many flowering plants in borders, rockeries, perennial beds, and even in the vegetable garden. When the light is right, a daily walk is part of my routine, sometimes with a camera in tow. … Continue reading →
At the end of the flowering season in the perennial gardens, rockeries, and borders, a few late bloomers were photographed. Click an image for a caption and lightbox view. Even though the flowers are right there, it remains … Continue reading →
On a sunny July day I wandered through the perennial gardens and borders with my camera in hand, enjoying some of flowers on display. The array of flowers changes every two weeks from April through October. Although we enjoy going … Continue reading →
When the skies are clear I head out into the perennial beds, the shrub borders, and the rockeries to enjoy the summer blooms, taking a few photos along the way. We have four clematis vines that climb up the side … Continue reading →
We have a lot of herbs growing in the vegetable bed and in borders. Some has been planted and replanted. Some reseeds and needs controlling, but in general we like to have flowering herbs and herbs that we can harvest. … Continue reading →
At various times over the spring and summer I ventured out into the garden to take photos of flowers in bloom, a few of which are shared here: Although we do not seed or cultivate mallow, it may seed and … Continue reading →
Near the end of June, I walked the home garden and took some photos of flowering trees, shrubs, and perennials, a few of which are shared here now. A well-established mock orange (philadelphus coronarius) was covered in sweet-smelling flowers. This … Continue reading →
Although we get out to hike, bike, paddle, and walk in the hills, we sometimes spend the day in the yard, gardening for the whole day. On some of these days, we stop to take a few photos, a pause … Continue reading →
