Virginia Creeper
(Love the way this climbs up the fence and can't wait to see it turn red in the fall...just have to keep an eye on it because it spreads EVERYWHERE if you let it. Think Kudzu in the south. Yeah, it can be invasive. Still, it's awful pretty so I'm not about to pull it all out.Hydrangeas
This was a welcome present from our nice neighbors across the street!Rose Bushes & Rhododendrans
Phlox
Peonies
Lamium
Grapes covering the back porch
Oregon Grape holly
Delphinium
Bee Balm / Monarda
Coral Bells / Heuchera
Lilly
Any guesses about THESE??
Mystery Plant #1 (Mystery solved by Kathy Darrow!)
This is Hellabore
Mystery Plant #2 - FOUND IT! This is a Siberian Bugloss,
Mystery Plant #3
Mystery Plant #4
OOPS - this picture is on it's side. These are TALL plants that will soon have flowers on them. I'm hoping once the blossoms come out I can figure them out!
3 comments:
Here are my guesses, but I'm not that great at horticultural varieties; that would be Kathy Pendley's department I think.
1. hellebore
2. violet
3. some kind of lily?
I checked out your plants, and I believe there might be a few corrections to offer:
I think your "Lamium" is actually a Pulmonaria/Lungwort (the flower is different on a Lamium); and your "BeeBalm" is actually a Centaurea - Montana Blue. I have all of these in my garden except for the Lamium, so they caught my eye.
I think your Bee Balm is really Centaurea Montana -- Mountain Bluet. I see that you have this mentioned previously.
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