Welcome to the Garden 2009

The perennial border is nature's miracle in the garden. Each year, with very little effort on my part, the flowers that I have planted over the years spring forth and provide us with beauty all summer long.



I realize also, that inasmuch as I am 73 years old, these blooms may be part of my legacy. Perhaps people will remark, at least for a few years, that those are Vernon's flowers.



The photographs below show just a few of the periennials now sprouting in the garden.

This plant above will provide us with these pretty

Columbines.

This scattering of plants will become my garden favorite

Phlox

Thes tiny leaves will produce the

Bee Balm

These will produce

the Blushing Bride Hydramgea

The above will produce the spectacular array of

Tulips

These little buds will contribte

Climbing Pink Roses

These fern like plants will become

Poppies

The above is just a sampling of the flowers in my garden.

There are also

Coreopsis

Japanese Lilies

Alium

Asters

Phystogeia

Rudbeckia
Day Lilies

Lavender

Astilbe

Hybrid Roses

Bleeding Hearts

Hostas

Ornamental Grasses

Clematis

Wisteria

and

an assortment of annuals including

Pansies,

Geraniums

Begonias

Impatiens

and whatever else strikes my fancy at the nursery.

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