Two rhodos Montana Freda Rock Penstemon Looking across the valley from the garden
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It's a Sisyrinchium, Pat. I have this one, a yellow one and also a purple (grandiflorum) which has long stalks. Now, peonies, I planted one two years ago and I am not sure what they are supposed to do but I had one gorgeous flower on it last year and this year lots of stalks appeared and then I found the small unopenned flower heads had been eaten (I think) by something. Any ideas??
Thanks Polly - it's good to have some experts around. I think peonies are jolly difficult. I long for a flower. I do know they don't tolerate being moved. Don't know what would have eaten your buds - little baskets!
Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left.
In January 2013 I lost MTL.
4 comments:
It's a Sisyrinchium, Pat. I have this one, a yellow one and also a purple (grandiflorum) which has long stalks.
Now, peonies, I planted one two years ago and I am not sure what they are supposed to do but I had one gorgeous flower on it last year and this year lots of stalks appeared and then I found the small unopenned flower heads had been eaten (I think) by something. Any ideas??
Thanks Polly - it's good to have some experts around.
I think peonies are jolly difficult. I long for a flower. I do know they don't tolerate being moved. Don't know what would have eaten your buds - little baskets!
What a garden!!! Good luck with the swarm.
hi Kristi and thank you. All clear at present.
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