Have you ever been so overwhelmed by all the spring tasks that need doing in your garden that you simply run away from it? What better place to run than a nursery?
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You may recall a post last week featuring this noxious weed in a hanging pot in my garden. What can I say, that golden color seduced my eye.
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Gold variegation was speaking to me for some reason and Rhododendron 'Blattgold' also came home with me.
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Ranunculus flowers always appeal to me as they remind me of one of my early garden mentors in Alaska who grew these in her garden. They never last long in my garden here but make a nice splash in seasonal pots.
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Camellia japonicas are in full swing now and will be producing flowers for quite some time for us to enjoy.
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I have this in my garden but it hasn't achieved this grand size.
You may recall a post last week featuring this noxious weed in a hanging pot in my garden. What can I say, that golden color seduced my eye.
Lots of gorgeous hellebores but I already have enough.
Some cool plants for inside as well.
Been there, have that but isn't it beautiful.
Fabulous Agave 'Blue Glow' and planter combination.
Gold variegation was speaking to me for some reason and Rhododendron 'Blattgold' also came home with me.
Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Akebono'
Ranunculus flowers always appeal to me as they remind me of one of my early garden mentors in Alaska who grew these in her garden. They never last long in my garden here but make a nice splash in seasonal pots.
Interesting use on a broken pot.
There's always an agave!
Oh those double primroses are so sweet.
Camellia japonicas are in full swing now and will be producing flowers for quite some time for us to enjoy.
So, I got away with only two plants this time and only one of those required planting.
My spring break is next week and I'm hoping for great gardening weather. I promise to actually work in my garden rather than trying to escape the horror of it all.
It's time for the semi-annual plant migration to begin.