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Showing posts with label Brilliant Pink Iceberg Rose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brilliant Pink Iceberg Rose. Show all posts

Sunday, April 5, 2020

A Couple of Spring Bouquets For You

A lot of photos to share with you. I hope you will enjoy them and maybe inspire you to grow a few of them for your next round of sowing.  Maybe your local garden center is open to buy them.  A few garden centers are taking orders by phone or e-mail for curbside pick-ups.  Check first how payments are made.


 I have posted this area before, along the curb that faces north.  My Husband and I have tossed seed mixes over the years and planted Spanish lavender that were grown from seed, many years ago.  Now the lavender has self sown itself and every spring it is the first thing to bloom.


 About a couple of years ago, this pretty white daisy plant popped up and has grown to be a nice sized plant.  I do not remember planting it, but I think it was probably from the seed mix that we had scattered.  This little daisy is called "feverfew" and I love it.  Once the little flowers have gone to seed, I have sprinkled them around the garden and I will save a some too.

 Another flower that reseeds itself here is the Bachelor's button "blue boy".  You will only need to buy one seed packet and your will be set for life.  They are great self sowers and you may need to add a stick to help support them.


 I added some of the larkspurs, pansies and one pink "Sweet Surrender"rose from my rose, herb and cutting garden.






Sweet Surrender rose


 So far, I have been able to pick some beautiful Swiss chard.  The leaves are huge! Love it.
Start from seed in late August, Ruby Red/Rhubarb, seeds from Botanical Interests.




 A pink bouquet of Parisian pink larkspurs, seeds from Renee's Garden and one Brilliant Pink iceberg rose. I did sow a lot of larkspur seeds in the fall, but only a few took.  I sowed them in pellets but next time, I will be dedicating a raised bed to them.  They do so much better direct sowing into the ground.  You just need to keep the birds away.  I use chicken wire and made small domes.






From the seed packet called  "French Alouette" a beautiful purple larkspur.  The color is amazing.


Here is my little cluster of pink larkspurs.  It's small but I'm happy to a least have these.  I have a couple more plants that are starting to bloom.  It will be a surprise to see what colors they will be.


Brilliant Pink iceberg


Bachelor's button "blue boy"

Feverfew

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I am so bless to have a little garden.   


My Husbands watercolor painting and he is getting pretty good at painting flowers.  He is more of a landscape painter.


A beautiful Scentinmental rose.  

I do hope you are doing okay.  My family is doing well and hope we will all get back to our routines soon.  Better and stronger. 

Blessings!


Thursday, March 19, 2020

First Day Of Spring


Sharing some photos of my garden.
I have some pretty pops of color in my little garden and it has helped brighten up my soul right now.
I hope you are all doing okay.
My prayers go out to everyone.  



One of the borage plants from this summer has continued to bloom even through the winter. We have mild winters her in my zone 10.  I have trimmed the old blooms to make way for some new growth.     Today, rain with some pops of sun.  Can you see the Ladybug.


The borage is growing right next to my pink iceberg rose bush. The bees are very happy too.
Pincushion flower and in the background is a Sweet William.

I have a few Larkspurs that have started to bloom this week.  Next year, I need to sow more.


What a beautiful purple color.  


A lovely pink too.  

Sometimes one sprig can make a lovely arrangement.  


Most of my fall/winter have bolted.  I have just left them alone.  As long as they are healthy, I will let them flower for the bees.  The ladybugs are benefitting from it also.  I see them tucked the lettuce, parsley and spinach.  There are quit a few clusters of their eggs.

A beautiful green bouquet of spinach and Swiss chard.


Now for some Pansies and Violets











I have pressed a few.  I will let you know how they turn out.


Thank you for visiting and I hope to post more photos soon.  Take care and God Bless.

Sunday, March 18, 2018

Brilliant Pink Iceberg Roses

 Some nice photos that I took this week of the "Brilliant Pink" iceberg roses.  They and the other roses have a lot of nice new growth.

 There are times it produces very light colored pink roses and other times a very dark pink.  So far it is doing well in the back yard along with the other roses.






We had some rain last week too.  Maybe more this week and it is nice to have your garden watered from above.