Thanks. I did not know this variety existed. On wish list (along with angel wings).
Thanks. I did not know this variety existed. On wish list (along with angel wings).
wow, quite a collection and you're quite a good photographer too.
This is a very nice flower, kind of look like an orchids. Is is hard to keep? Also any pics of your beaufitul ensata? I guess they bloom later for you because of the colder climate?
Thanks. I did not know this variety existed. On wish list (along with angel wings).
They are prettier than the more common variegated variety!
Their roots make for great food & tea!
I never get tired of looking at your garden photos.....:drool::clap::drool::clap:
Lovely!
You've got to love summer blooming azaleas. If you're in USDA zone 6 you can grow the amazing R. prunifolium with a bit of winter protection. It flowers brilliant orange to red trusses from late July to early September. A real winner!
Wow, I didn't know that it is so cold there! I'm in zone 2b, and it is a struggle to get perennial garden going. I try new species every year, but at least a half of them don't make it. I'm gradually increasing the variety in the garden, and I should try some of the ones you have.
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