Thanks any combo here is by accident. Find a plant I like? Plop it down where there's a blank spot. Not very imaginative here.

works for me.

A bonus from Dee last year,Ring Around Rosey. I expected more yellow .
I love the soft pastels

It's a beauty!!

Perfect with those alliums. I can see the yellow in it. Another good color match by Jo!

Beautiful.

A wonderful iris season is winding down. These are the last ones to bloom.
My Beloved
Carnival Ride
Haunted Heart
Summer Shadow
Kitty Kay
Revision
Hollywood Star still looks good
Now my interest will focus more on my Hosta and Roses Orange Marmalade
Minuteman
Peace...introduced in the 1940's but still wonderful

I just LOVE those purples this year.
They really really stand out.

Beautiful Cece -- I wish you'd share their names...............

Lovely Hostas, Paul. I've just begun to be interested in them. They've never done real well for me -- I guess I just didn't understand what they needed to be happy. This year I planted several in pots under my cherry trees. They're doing very well, and make nice accent pieces. I may post a couple of photos too!!

I think hostas like many plants take awhile to get settled. I like the smaller ones & thought that I had lost 'Blue Mouse Ears'.
For small flowers I submit a picture of my MTB 'Elfin Shadows.

Paul nice pics, don't you just love that Haunted Heart? I think it's so nice. Carnival Ride is one I like a lot too, and it's a later bloomer to keep the season going.

Jo Anne, Ring Around Rosie is another nice later bloomer. Mine hasn't bloomed yet, but the buds on it doesn't look too healty. I moved it last year, so not sure it will have a nice bloom.

CeCe, those darker colors alway catch my eye. They look so good in a clump too.

Tom, Some of last years new plants put up buds that dried out and dont look like they will bloom,others took a year off.

Lucy, Very cute one!

Wu;d love to share the names if I knew them lol They are all noids I obtaied with no names. Sorry............................

Here are some pics of iris I planted in my daughter's garden in Salt Lake City over 4 years ago. Last week I finally managed to visit her when they were in bloom. It's a thrill to see the big lusty clumps, when I remember what little single fans they were a few years ago.
Warrior King

Orange Harvest

Tennyson Ridge

Edith Walford with a "wild" pink volunteer rose behind. The rose survived the house construction, being run over, parked on and buried 2ft. under a pile of gravel and subsoil. OOps, out of focus, will add a second better shot.

and one my daughter calls "That Blue One" because we lost the tag. Might be 'Victoria Falls'

Love that "Blue One"!

What a thrill

*That Blue One* is gorgeous -- wish you knew the name!!

Got a couple Hosta pots pictures to share -- hope no one objects.................

Boy -- a couple of those photos were really out of focus -- sorry about that.