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- Sandy

You sure have been busy; beautiful blooms!

Sandy-
I didn't realize what I've been missing in growing lilies! I had a nice yellow one blooming in the spring- but nothing since. Yours look fantastic! So much color! I beleive the second photo is a Star Gazer lily, aren't they wonderful? Kind of spicy sweet!
Thanks for sharing!
kasha77

Thanks! I like this picture taking idea. The garden will last longer and be enjoyed. Kathy, thanks for naming that lily. It is so so spicy sweet!

- Sandy

Sandy
the pink clematis is likely Nelly Moser. But the red looks more like Niobe to me than Dr Rupell. which is more like Nelly moser in form but a darker colour. Did you buy them at a big box store? they frequently get the tags mixed up.

I have several clematis that came home with the wrong labels. But I love them all.

Your lilies are beautiful!

Frances

Everything is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

Your Welcome, pleased to be able to do so.
Frances, there is only one picture showing either Nelly Moser OR Dr. Ruppel. One of them didn't flower as someone hit my fense or maybe a neighbourhood dog shook up the only stem and broke it. It's coming back fine now though but it's way smaller than it should be. I knew EXACTLY where I put them, but when I had to move one, it confused me and now I don't remember which is which. I have their tags around but I'd feel better about sorting out which is which if I saw the other flowering at the same time. They are so much a like but one grows substantially bigger and has bigger flowers but the other does better in partial shade.
I have 4 perennial clematis, the 2 mentioned, the deep pink Lyon, and that velvety textured blood red colored one.

I have 2 pots growing kewensis passion flowers. I lost my hardy caerula seedlings, so good thing I was gifted these and started them early enough. Compliments of Brenda - thank you...nope, no blooms yet.

-Sandy