Neat-o!
What that plant immediatly to the left of the ribbon grass? Is that a brunnera? Which one? Pretty plant!
Linda C

Nice shot of a pretty garden. What is the plant blooming between the grass and Old Glory? I think I see impatiens and maybe begonias, but I am wondering about the other blooms that look pink and white. Thanks,
Mary

Very pretty.

The Brunnera is Jack Frost. I just love it but it doesn't love our Southern heat and humidity.
Those flowers are echinacea in there with the impatience that pop up every year by themselves. I have the regular common pinkish ones and also some white swan in that spot.
Mary

You're a little south of me but my Brunnera Jack Frost,is growing well. Nice garden! I need to take another aerial view of my new garden. Phil

Here's a new pic that I call aerial view,though it's taken from the road I live on,looking down into the garden. Phil
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Nice aerial shots Mary and Phil.
Phil, is that Gypsy Rose in your pic, back row left side?

Actually,Shade,the Gypsy Rose is in front,lower right,almost out of the pic. You're probably talking about Thunderbolt,a new one this year.The garden looks pretty good,considering the late freeze,and now we're getting rain,so they should be great next year! Phil