Hybrid Teas
Crescendo - Hybrid Tea
Rosa Double Delight- Hybrid Tea
Rosa Merlot - Hybrid Tea
Malibu - Hybrid Tea
Climbers
Cecile Brunner - Antique Climber
Zephrine Drouhin - Antique Climber
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Can't Wait For Spring!
Today:
the temp now is 31* w/ Hard Freeze Warning until 9am CST
Nothing like Atlanta or even International Fall temps!
I HATE COLD WEATHER!
waiting for the humidity and heat to kick in again!
A Little Bit Of Everything
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Butterfly Weed
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Blue Daze
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Texas Bluebonnets & Homestead Verbena
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Cosmos
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crinum lily
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Delphinium
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Society Garlic
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Yesterday Today & Tomorrow
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Salvia
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Day Lily with Banana Leaf
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Dusty Miller with Marigold
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Guara
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Bleeding Heart
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Peggy Martin ~ Katrina Rose
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Puerto Rico Rose Bloom
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Day Lily
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4-O'Clocks @ 4 a.m.
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he landed on my leg
Labels:
colorful blooms,
spring,
warmer temps
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Sweet Almond vs. Flowering Almond
Something new I ran across this past year was a plant called Sweet Almond (Bush).
Also known as Incense Bush, White Almond Bush, Almond Verbena.
Aloysia "Sweet Almond"
Long spires of tiny, white, sweet highly fragrant flowers cover the plant most of the year, especially during the warmer months. Hardy to mid 20's. Height of 6-8 ft, 2-4 ft in containers. Full to part sun. Keep trimmed for a fuller plant. Reblooms quickly.

Aloysia "Sweet Almond"
Personally, it's size and bloom is very similar to that of Vitex and Butterfly Bush (Buddleia), but the fragrance is VERY HIGHLY POTENT. So, If you have allergies, this plant is not for you!
Without photos, never mistaken this plant for Flowering Sweet Almond (Tree) below.

Flowering Sweet Almond Tree
The flowering sweet almond tree has pink/rosie colored blooms.
Also known as Incense Bush, White Almond Bush, Almond Verbena.
Aloysia "Sweet Almond"
Long spires of tiny, white, sweet highly fragrant flowers cover the plant most of the year, especially during the warmer months. Hardy to mid 20's. Height of 6-8 ft, 2-4 ft in containers. Full to part sun. Keep trimmed for a fuller plant. Reblooms quickly.

Aloysia "Sweet Almond"
Personally, it's size and bloom is very similar to that of Vitex and Butterfly Bush (Buddleia), but the fragrance is VERY HIGHLY POTENT. So, If you have allergies, this plant is not for you!
Without photos, never mistaken this plant for Flowering Sweet Almond (Tree) below.

Flowering Sweet Almond Tree
The flowering sweet almond tree has pink/rosie colored blooms.
Labels:
almond,
colorful blooms,
shrubs,
spring
Saturday, December 4, 2010
My Rose Garden
Garden Journal
Roses In The Beginning
May 24, 2009
Peggy Martin Climber on the right, Puerto Rico Rose on the left
homestead verbena, texas bluebonnets,
peggy martin and grandma yellow roses
Roses on Halloween Day
Grandma's Yellow & Belinda's Dream
Roses in the Fall of 2010
Peggy Martin aka Katrina Rose
Labels:
colorful blooms,
evergreen,
rose,
rose garden,
spring
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