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| An incomplete sketch of some new multi-colored zinnias cried out to be sketched before they are planted in the garden. |
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| This morning's sketch of the 'Chesapeake Crab Legs' day lily |
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| Thursday morning 'Royal Trumpeter' gives up it's first blossom for me. I bought it two years ago. Magnificent! |
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| Traditional multi-petaled day lily grows and shows it can really stand out . |
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| Orange 'Tropicana' tea rose bloomed in late May |
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| Nasturtiums in flame orange |
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| Turk's Cap lily was spectacular in May |
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| Tiny pale and sort of orange day lily are still trying to get a foot hold in the big bed |
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| True orange nasturtiums go all summer |
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| Uncle Herb's wild red/orange day lilies keep coming back strong |
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2 comments:
hello and good to see "your back"...with a load of photo's from the plants in bloom in your garde, also nasturtiums,did you ever eat them?...in a salad or with fresh icecream (vanilla/chocolatmmmm)...
the taste is a kind of anice..
and ofcourse the photo's look great!!
love all of your flower photos - and your sketches! you guys must have a gorgeous garden (naturally!).
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