Tomorrow morning my oldest and youngest daughters, my grandson, and I will be off to visit Mom and her Garden Buddy in SW Wisconsin.
buttercups blooming in the 'wilderness' between our yard and the neighbor behind us.
I'm looking forward to seeing them, and seeing what's new in their garden.
orange daylilies are blooming back there too.
This spring they were very busy overhauling their large vegetable garden,
Johnny jumped up and volunteered in the shade garden.including adding some raised beds and a new fence.
Astilbes are blooming.
While I'm gone George will keep the Lawn Man company, and I'll be trusting him to keep the containers watered for me. (Lawn Man, not George - I don't want George 'watering' anything.)
The red mini-rose's last bloom of the season.
The rescued cyclamen just started blooming.
Centaurea montana, a pass-along last fall, not quite as striking in mostly shade, but it's blooming.
Astilbes are blooming.While I'm gone George will keep the Lawn Man company, and I'll be trusting him to keep the containers watered for me. (Lawn Man, not George - I don't want George 'watering' anything.)
The red mini-rose's last bloom of the season.
The rescued cyclamen just started blooming.
Centaurea montana, a pass-along last fall, not quite as striking in mostly shade, but it's blooming.
Oh, and in the meantime, can anyone help me identify this hungry little bug? Less than 1/4" long, they're everywhere in the garden right now, chewing little holes in just about everything. I hope you have a safe and happy 4th of July!
