June 25, 2011

A Cattail

can be found in the bog bed. It's of the miniature variety (maybe 8") and has multiplied since its initial planting last Spring. Louisiana iris and the mini-cattails have worked hard to fill-up the bog bed. It's something different that CG Jr enjoys.

elsewhere...
the mail-ordered daylilys that were planted this spring are blooming:
(thanks to the help of CG Jr)

April 18


today

June 22, 2011

June 17, 2011

June 12, 2011

June 11, 2011

Saturday Blooms








Morning time is the only productive time that can be 
spent outside in the oppressive, humid heat.
On cloudless mornings, the summertime sunlight
can be too intense, even for photographs
the river birch planting area is holding-up well
(the white aster is blooming- keeping the bagworms far away)
the front south side planting area-
low-growing crepe myrtles have naturalized nicely

view from the back fence of the south side planting area
(red carpet stonecrop & ajuga are being established as ground cover)
creeping jenny has worked well
 in the back part of the burning bush planting area


daylilys are in full bloom throughout the landscape