Hosta ventricosa
Green Flutter
Chicago Rosy
Wedding Band
Chanute
Blueberry Candy
Buttered Popcorn
Dance Ballerina Dance 
Chicago Regal
Arriba
Mary Todd 
H. 'Blue Umbrellas'
The East Beds
The Patio Walkway
Friday, July 15, 2016
Garden Bloggers Bloom Day
Not a lot of fanfare because it's been just too hot here. Just a few of the flowers blooming right now.
Hosta ventricosa
Green Flutter
Chicago Rosy
Wedding Band
Chanute
Blueberry Candy
Buttered Popcorn
Dance Ballerina Dance
Chicago Regal
Arriba
Mary Todd
H. 'Blue Umbrellas'
The East Beds
To see more gardens and meet the host of this blog hop, visit May Dreams Gardens.
Hosta ventricosa
Green Flutter Chicago Rosy Wedding Band Chanute Blueberry CandyButtered Popcorn
Dance Ballerina Dance Chicago RegalArriba
Mary Todd H. 'Blue Umbrellas' The East Beds
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Oh my GOODNESS I love your daylilies! I have to fight the deer for every blossom on mine, so I'm very envious of your prolific blooms of varieties that are plain and simple deer candy in my yard! So lovely! And I love the photos of your patio walkway and your East beds... so lush and full. Wow, great job! Thanks so much for sharing! -Jenny www.harmonyhillshomeandgarden.com
ReplyDeleteDeeo - truly a four-letter word. Last year most of the daylilies were moved to the back fenced area. This year the rest of them made the trip. Just visited my son's home this morning and the deer ate all of the Fragrant daylilies I planted there. Thinking of switching them out for 'Blue Umbrellas 'like. I hate deer, can you tell?
DeleteFunny really, much as I enjoy blooms of all kinds, I didn't know much about them. I visited a friend's apartment the other day and in the gardens there were all kinds of hostas including the ventricosa and blue umbrellas which I recognised although couldn't name other than hosta. I wouldn't have known that much if it weren't for you Denise. I very much enjoy your pictures of Your garden. By the way we have/had a few hostas around our building but things are a bit out of whack because of all the balcony construction so don't really get to enjoy them much this year.
ReplyDeleteWell, I am still battling the deer and pretty soon I'll have nothing blooming in my front yard except sage, which they hate. For now at least.
DeleteAll so very pretty!!
ReplyDeletebetty
Thanks.
DeleteDenise-I love it all. Your blooms are gorgeous despite the heat and the gardens are looking wonderful! I enjoyed the visit!
ReplyDeleteThanks. It is all due to 'selective photography'.
DeleteKnock on wood, we are (not yet) plagued by deer. But I suspect it's a matter of time. And just think - you keep tags! You know what your plants are! Lovely garden pix; my favorite was the Green Flutter. Our local botanical garden has quite the display of day lilies and I've never seen it there. I wonder why (too small?) Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteGreen flutter is a shorter variety which makes it great for borders. It also multiplies like crazy. My deer problem started about 20 years ago and keeps getting worse. This year nothing has kept them away.
DeleteVery nice. I always cut the blooms off my hostas before they flower. I just don't care for the look of them!
ReplyDeleteI have deer that do that for me. Some hostages have very pretty blooms, especially the fragrant ones. I keep those in the fenced area.
DeleteAll very pretty...Coffee is on
ReplyDeleteNice to see something pretty and uplifting on my tablet this morning, Denise. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I sympathise re the deer. I even caught them eating my roses this year, thorns and all. *Makes note to plant sage.
ReplyDeleteWhat can I say but simply stunning!
ReplyDeleteSimpy beautiful! And thats and understatement!! Such interesting names too- Wedding Band! Buttered Popcorn!! :)
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