I love the waterspot...it looks a lot like a phacelia or Hydrophyllum virginianum. I adore either and welcome them in my garden...Sue, your spring bloomers are so very lovely, now on to part one! gail
I agree with Gail about that 1st plant. If the leaves had markings on them when it first emerged, it's Hydrophyllum. I dug out all of mine that I got from a garden club plant sale. It was seeding about far from the mothership. Is your dark purple Geranium a G. phaem? It's really cool. I can't believe you already have Heuchera in bloom. Mine haven't even formed buds yet. You've got a lot in bloom, all of it lovely.
Hi Sue, I believe the last photo is Veronica 'Georgia Blue'. Gail and MMD sound like they know what the others are. Gotta love the blogdom. :-) Frances
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I love the waterspot...it looks a lot like a phacelia or Hydrophyllum virginianum. I adore either and welcome them in my garden...Sue, your spring bloomers are so very lovely, now on to part one! gail
ReplyDeleteI agree with Gail about that 1st plant. If the leaves had markings on them when it first emerged, it's Hydrophyllum. I dug out all of mine that I got from a garden club plant sale. It was seeding about far from the mothership. Is your dark purple Geranium a G. phaem? It's really cool. I can't believe you already have Heuchera in bloom. Mine haven't even formed buds yet. You've got a lot in bloom, all of it lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, I believe the last photo is Veronica 'Georgia Blue'. Gail and MMD sound like they know what the others are. Gotta love the blogdom. :-)
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Sue, all your flowers are so beautiful, but I think my fav is the candy tuft
ReplyDeletePrayers, Bo
Your gardens are full of blooms!
ReplyDeleteWow! So lovely.
Sherry
Aha! I love the Candytufts! Your geraniums look awesome, Sue! Your garden must look lovely this time of the year...
ReplyDeleteI wish my Candytufts were still blooming. They are look like masses of snowflakes when they bloom. Pretty blooms!
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