Amsonia
Brunnera
Spiderwort
It is Garden Blogger's Bloom Day again! On the 15th of each month, we gardeners with blogs share a few bloom photos from our gardens.
Here in the Mid-Atlantic USA (USDA zone 7) on the DC-MD border, spring has been fairly cool. Also, windy - really windy - and a bit dry. Now things seems to have settled down a bit.
This year, I have really noticed the waves of colors in the garden. The first blooms of the year being yellow (winter jasmine, eranthis, etc.), then a wave of whites (star magnolias, alyssum, etc.), then reds (tulips, calycanthus, etc.) now pinks (roses, peonies, etc.) and blues. So I thought I'd share a few "blue" blooms in my garden. Pictured here are Amsonia, Brunnera, and Spiderwort.
In the rest of the garden today, I have blooming: Wind Anemone, Columbine, Globe Allium, Solomon's Seal, Iris, native Honeysuckle, Roses, Peonies, Clematis, Pansies, Viola, African Daisy, Alyssum, Brunnera, Euphorbia, Azaleas, Vinca, and much more!
Be sure to follow @WDCgardener on Instagram for daily pics of what is blooming in the garden and area gardens that I visit.
So what is blooming today in YOUR garden?
Dame's Rocket, nepeta, bletilla striata, cranesbill geranium; yellow allium, rose campion, veronica, and perennial foxglove (digitalis 'Spanish Peaks' (colors of raspberry rose and yellow). A happy gardener ~ ~ Nancy Burns
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice selection - and you must indeed be a happy gardener :-)
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Pretty!
ReplyDeleteHappy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!
Thanks! Hope yours was beautiful and bountiful!
DeleteYour blues are a delight.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Hope your bloom day was full of beauty!
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