I think this is my favorite rose in my garden.

David Austin rose 'Grace'




Erigeron glaucus 'Wayne Roderick'

Your garden, and garden shots continue to be amazing.

I can see why it's your favorite rose. Just gorgeous photos.

That is a lot of gorgeous flowers!! I could look at it for hours...oh wait...maybe I did. How large is your garden?? The plants are wonderful.

Oops...just went back to the beginning and see it is 1/2 acre. Looks so much bigger.

Hi Missy, welcome to ATP! and thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Yes, it seems bigger to us too, mostly because of the large redwood trees in the background that are on the other side of the back fence.

This is my Ghislaine de Feligonde rose, we still need to build an arbor for it for and train it for over the pathway. Enlarge it to see it's guardian.


Black Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia') with Elderberry (Sambucus nigra Black Lace™) on it's right and Eastern Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius 'Dart's Gold') in the foreground.


Clematis Josephine™


Love grape leaves!


Grace rose with Decadence iris


Tall Bearded Iris (Iris 'Colette Thurillet')

You've convinced me I need Dart's Gold, my Sky Garden needs it. Ghislaine de Feligonde is glorious, ...and very well guarded indeed, LOL. Colette Thurillet is one of the most beautiful irises I've seen, gonna need that too.

the Guardian

That's Kasey, she's the feisty one.

Today's shots

All About Spring, has a cool edge on the standards.

Graham Thomas rose with fuzzy leaves of Canary Island Sage (Salvia canariensis)


Deutzia 'Magicien'


Buddleja 'Attraction'


Again, love these digiplexis!


sleepy bee


Orange Westerland rose in front of Sally Holmes rose in full bloom


poppies and a favorite geranium, 'Brookside'


Petunia Cascadias™ Indian Summer)


Clematis 'Ristimagi'

Ohhhh, another gorgeous blue Salvia!

Do you mean the first picture @Mutisia?
That's Italian Bugloss (Anchusa azurea)

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Graham Thomas rose with fuzzy leaves of Canary Island Sage (Salvia canariensis)
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I told you Sue, I have a 'weakness' for blue flowers.

Ahhh, well that one isn't a blue bloom but it's an impressive plant!

Even not being blue, your Salvia canariensis is beautiful! Talking about canariensis, my Campanula canariensis has a flower (happy dance). This plant was grown from seeds obtained in a DG seed trade, long time ago.

My confusión occurred because you did not give a title for the first picture of Post #855978 (13). Now it's clear it's an Anchusa azurea (or not? ), I have not seen that plant around here. Love it! I still have to find a plant in your garden I do NOT like

BTW, did you find a good home for the two rose shrubs you pulled?

All About Spring is exquisite! And I love the way Westerland picks up the blush of Sally Holmes, I would never have thought to combine them like that- Sue, you're such a masterful artiste!