It is where I hold all my plants that are still in pots waiting to be planted. Right to left: Silver King Euonymus), Red bud, Dwf Katie, Dwf var Abelia.
The table behind these is full of houseplants, and under it are shade plants in pots.
The house plants are doing well here-you can see some that were on the porch and sun burnt or bleached. They are re-cooping nicely. Below, some plants or blooms are:
Stella Daylily
Ballerina Rose
Banana, Sour Orange, Lemon
Begonia, Fuzzy Jew
White Arrowhead Pothos
various Moses in Cradles
Loosestrife
Peppercorn vine
? Daylily
Cockscomb
Goldenbells
Obedient PlantSome pots line the edge of concrete blocks-inside is lined with tarps to hold the water-one end is solid, the other is holey for those that like drainage.
Right to left: ginko tree, var toadlily, coral berry, var dwf gardenia, mex petunia
Obedient plant, dragon wing fleece flower, little ground cover
Ajuga, squash
Balsam impatint, potatos, colous
Tomatoes are in pots behind this first row
Hyssop, marjarom, st johns wort
Mexican Mint Marigold
Wildflowers (weeds I like:), rainlilys
At the end is a Misty rose bush with wild blue blooming jew
Lets look back at the mess, I mean jungle:)
Ok, I don't know about you, but I'm hot and tired, lets go inside where its cool! Thanks for joining me!
1 comment:
When I read about your sunburned plants, I almost knew you were in Texas! I'm in north central Tx, and I can't find enough shade this time of the year for my poor plants! I love that you have lots of plants in containers; ez to move around. Do you have to move them in for winter? I do, and that's a whole other problem. I guess that's why gardening is so much fun, all the challenges. Anyway, thanks for the photos!
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