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| One of the two old urns that grace the front steps |
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| Rhododendron 'Catabiense album' This one is well over eight feet tall, I started it as a cutting back in 1975 |
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| Rhododendron 'Vulcan' One of the few nursery bought Rhodie's ( 1995 ) |
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| Blooming Viburnum Tomentosum or Doublefile Viburnum Successfully screens CCL the Crazy Cat Ladies yard from view....Meeeeow! |
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| Clematis Montana 'Marjorie' A smallish flower but a favorite, planted on the front porch rail. |
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| And some fresh blooms in the greenhouse Vanda 'Murphy's Gold' |
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| From the greenhouse to the Sunroom, this Epicactus 'Padre'. It has a light fragrance but the flowers are so big. |
Love your diplay of flowers in the old urns, so timeless and welcoming.
ReplyDeleteI have no Viburnums but would love to try growing some, the Clematis is a gorgeous shade, and quite unusaul.
You have a green thumb my friend.
~Jo
Catching up, Doc. :) Lovely flowers. Loved Grouchy's rose, too!
ReplyDeleteHope you're all doing well. Have a Happy Wednesday!
Lovely!!! Don't you find you feel better just having blooming flowers around??
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ReplyDeleteThey are nice plants and they love the moisture.
Linda,
Good to hear from you, I worry about your end of the country.
Kim,
Yes with our rainy climate it is nice to have flowers in and out of the house.
There are a couple of old earns like that in the garden to the big house, I have to be careful that the frost doesn't break then in winter. you have some really nice blooms there.
ReplyDeleteRob,
ReplyDeleteWhen we are going to have a bad winter I usually cover them in bubble wrap. Wouldn't want to lose them after all these years.
Gorgeous photos of your flowers!
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