Beautiful textures and colors! Very lovely bed.

~Annie

I enjoyed your garden tour. Love all of the blues!!! Do you ever get seeds from the blue salvias? I can't believe how many different, wonderful beds you have. Your roses are wonderful too. You have space, and that feels great also! We wish we had some acreage, but we have more than some people do. I have all I can handle these days, and have been trying to ease up on the work. Ha! Thanks again for the tour.

FlowerLady

Love it all, Glenda.

When I got to photo 7 and then looked at 8, Edward Goucher spoke to me and said, "Please don't let her throw me away. Tell her to move me down to the corner and let this bed swoop out kind of diagonally from the corner of the house and there will be plenty of room for me."

Abelia is one of the shrubs that I have known the name since I was a child, though my mother never planted one. There was a whole row of them here when I first came to visit at this place, and somehow they disappeared when the fence was moved, around 1966.

Re the 'ugly spot' in the grass. Where I have rough grass, I plant daffodils for spring bloom, tolerate some real uglies for a few weeks and then let it go back to 'grass' and keep it mowed.

Now you can come look at all my albums and decide what I should do, LOL.

Nell

Wow I just love how full and lush everything is. It looks like you have really great dirt in those beds! -that is a very sexy compliment to a gardener. LOL
It looks like your plants are nicely matured and I am jealous.