A Few Garden Shots to Lighten the Mood
(Left: Immature limes of the thornless variety. This tree is planted in a container and must be moved inside during the winter. For my British friends considering a visit, think: future G&Ts.)
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(Left: Immature lemon and blooms on an "Improved Meyer" container plant. Think: future iced tea or cream pies.)
(Left: It is hard to ignore the crimson blooms on these lilies.)
(Left: Two varieties of clematis vines are trained upon my fence.)
(Left: An overhead view of a light pink clematis vine.)
(Left: Dicentra or Bleeding Heart in bloom.)
(Left: The cream, green and slight pink of a butterfly variety of Japanese Maple.)
Categories: gardening photography houseplants shrubbery
posted by Ron Hudson at 10:44:00 AM
5 Comments:
Well hey there. I am jealous of your garden all the way from London. So there. :)
BiBi x
At first glance that bottom plant looked very much like something else, with buds. :)
I hear that a lot, Hud. You should see my lace-leaf green Japanese Maple. I have had neighbors get a very worried look on their faces before asking me what the plant is. :-)
Very nice!
Just remind me to stay away from them should I ever come visit- my black thumb could kill them all with but a single touch! :)
Hey, limes and lemons! And you've got fruit, all right! We have a lemon tree that we've been trying to kill for about 19 years that we started from a seed in a pot.
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