Very Very nice!!!

I love Midnight Rose. The other three are all new to me. Kathy, I hope they all do well for you. Bronze Wave was the other one that I have that needs to be divided. That is the best most dependable plant.

Christine, In our climate the Heuchs never die back completely. They are always above ground, although pretty shriveled. They start putting out new tiny leaves around the end of March and are pretty fully leafed out by the beginning of May. Right now is the perfect time for us to divide them.

Nice plants Kathy. Looking forward to seeing what Brass Lantern looks like in a couple of weeks.

My heurchs had a rough winter. Almost total die back to the ground. Finally got out yesterday and cleaned em up and they look better already. I have a bunch that need dividing this year too. Spring has always worked good for me.

In just a few days they're really perking up.

Here is Tiramisu


French Quarter - When this one first came out they were concerned that the colors weren't stable. It's always performed great for me.


Georgia Peach


Pinot Gris (with some mini daffodils planted by the squirrels grrrrr)


Shanghai

Those are lovely!!!!

Yes they are Chris!! Georgia Peach and Pinot Gris are two of my favorites!!

I have most of those and just love them. French Quarter is the one that continues to elude me. Chris - any ideas as to where I can find French Quarter?

Thank you! I got French Quarter from http://www.eminencemeadows.com...
I see he still has it. Prices are right up there but that's the only place I could find it.

Guess what I just bought from the local Nursery?!?!?!?!



Sweet Tea!!!

What a pretty color! Good find!

Very nice Christine!! I just planted some new last year and haven't located them yet in the garden. I really should work on a map one of these days. I hope that you do very well with your lovely new baby!!

It's swap day in the Northern Mid Atlantic. Next Saturday is the Southern Mid Atlantic swap. Kathy, if you are interesdted, cmail me and I will get you the info. You don';t need to bring any plants to attend or to take home tons of goodies.

Christine - Sweet Tea is so gorgeous. You are going to love it!
Chris - I love French Quarter too. Wish I could find it from a vendor which also has Mardi Gras.

Marvelous Marbles - 3 for 6.47 at bluestoneperennial.com

Thanks Kathy!!

Does anyone have a clue what this is? All over the ground in part of the heux bed.

Looks like fungi Kathy.

Thanks Stormy - It has been raining since last Saturday and today I ran out in between the downpour and first saw 4 more daylilies chewed down and then it caught my eye. I need to find out more about it. It's always something.


Chris - I just saw this http://cubits.org/WhosWhoSpotl... and blown away by your hypertufa and wreath. I really love it so maybe I'll give it a try!

I think you should give it a try Kathy! Both hypertufa and the wreaths are rather addicting. There is a forum in the Sempervivum Cubit with lots of great ideas on making wreaths and other cool stuff. http://cubits.org/sedumandsemp... Lots of discussions about hypertufa in that Cubit too.

Hi Kathy - I had some of that Fungi in my gardens earlier this spring... weird looking stuff isnt it!!

Christine I actually at first glance thought it was a kids rubber nose mask as it has thick walls like rubber. Just never seen anything like it. It has been raining here since last Saturday and this morning I found more of it in a daylily bed. I'm concerned about what causing this fungus; too much rain, mulch, both or something else. Just hope the heux are okay.