Apologies for the sparse posting lately. Life has been hectic. Here are some images from a quick walkaround on Saturday morning.
Heuchera flowers.
Clematis
Pulling back, lots more purple with the clematis: Hosta, Astilbe
South bed: Echiinacea, Daucus, geraniums, amorphophallus, coleus.
Same bed, opposite angle.
Aloe flowering. First time that’s happened to me. Guess it will die and the pups will take over in that pot?
Closer …
Paeonia tenuifolia blooms twice.
Rescued Pepperomia.
Filed under Annuals, Perennials, Weeds by on Aug 9th, 2009. 4 Comments. 
I’m often amazed by what springs forth from the compost pile. But this year I have an amazing potato, mustard and tomato crop coming.
Container cluster is coming along despite the cool weather.
Filed under Annuals, Containers, Veggies by on Jul 20th, 2009. 1 Comment.
Come visit the flower research and demonstration area at the Department of Horticulture’s Bluegrass Lane Research facility, featuring more than 1,000 varieties of perennial and annual flowers — many new or just coming onto the market.
Everyone is welcome from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on July 25 and 26. Bluegrass Lane is located off Warren Rd. near the Robert Trent Jones golf course northeast of campus. (See map.)
For more information, contact Melissa Kitchen: mjb239@cornell.edu
For a preview, visit the Bluegrass Lane Annual Flower Trials website.
Filed under Annuals, Other gardens, other places, Perennials by on Jul 19th, 2009. Comment.
