lisianthus in a.m.

by Marilyn
(Bettendorf, Iowa)

Perennial in zones 8 - 10, unfortunately; can be planted in Feb. in home green house for summer blooming in garden. Plants come in variety of colors, and single or double blossoms. This is a double.
Last longer than roses and a comment getter in any garden.

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Mushroom Delight

by GardenJoy
(Kingston Ontario)

This is a large, dense, driftwood log hubby dragged home for me one year .. it is one of my favorites .. all sorts of surprises pop up on or near it. The colour and shape of this mushroom almost looks good enough to eat .. but I think it is safe : )

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Autumn Fire Sedum with Purple Sage

by GardenJoy
(Kingston Otario)

I am in awe of this sedum paired with my favorite purple sage .. it really flatters each other with the contrast of colour and texture .. glad to have found Autumn Fire and placed one plant, of a few (wink wink) with the sage.
Joy : )

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Great combination!
by: Ferne, Kamloops

Thanks for sharing that combination Joy. I will be looking up more information on Autumn Fire. I have a wide range of blue to purple perennials that tend to be on the airy side and am concentrating on finding one or two good low maintenance plants with substance that I can multiply easily and also will add some contrast both in colour and texture. This looks like being a good candidate.
which sage
by: Keith

which sage is that?
Nice Garden
by: Anonymous

Hi, you got many nice flowers and plant in your garden... how I wish there would have 4 seasons here. Thanks for sharing your photo!

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Another chicken feeder with moss rose

by Gloria
(Dover, PA)

Another chicken feeder with moss rose

Another chicken feeder with moss rose

Here is another chicken feeder I bought this summer and put these moss rose in that came up from seed in another planter. I love chickens...can you tell?!!

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Amazing Oriental Lily

by Anna
(Halifax, NS, Canada)

I am a beginner for gardening and just bought this beautiful flower bulb in this May. I am so glad that this flower growing great and so beautiful.

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Lovely Lily
by: Tanya

I, too, purchased one of these lilies a few years ago. It has since turned more into a tree- it grows to be well over 5 feet high and this year had 19 blooms!!! I hope yours turns out the same- it is my pride and joy!
Very nice
by: Anonymous

very pretty Anna!
Lily
by: Gloria

Wow! That is a beauty!!

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Toad Lily

by GardenJoy
(Kingston,ON)

What can I say .. a flower with the word toad in its name has to make you wonder .. but wow ! A some what tiny but incrediably detailed delicate beauty.

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Toad Lily

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Toad beauty.
by: Ferne, Kamloops

I killed my first one by moving it in the fall. I am going to try again....Just fascinated with the detailed beauty of this little flower.
lily
by: Donalda

That is one gorgeous bloom !!....Haven't seen one before. I'm glad you posted it. Good photography too!

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Daffodils & Snow

by Cathy D
(Grey County, Ontario)

Spring, she cometh!

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Sunflowers et al

by Cathy D.
(Grey County, Ontario)

I waited until the sun caught the flower on the right. I had to wait a while as I recall, for the clouds to pass.

Late afternoon, a pretty time.

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Poppies, O Poppies

by Cathy D
(Grey County, Ontario)

What a riot of colour. They last only a few brief days...Oh, lament!

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lush poppies
by: Anonymous

I really like the color,blurry motion, & light of this photo - it really captures the "feel" of poppies in a garden.
Love it !
by: GardenJoy

Cathy .. you must love garden/plant photography as much as I do .. you are submitting fantastic pictures.
Joy : )

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Butterfly on Bloom

by Jen
(Suffield CT)

A friend of mine took this picture from his garden. The butterfly had just landed, and was still there when he came back with his camera. I thought it was such a breathtaking picture that I now have it as my screensaver

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Flower ID
by: Stinking hellebore

This isn't my picture, but pretty sure that's a 'teddy bear' sunflower.
Monarch
by: Moni

This is a nice photo. What flower is your monarch on? The butterfly looks small in comparison to the flower, tho female monarchs are smaller than males...the bloom is large.

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Autumn Colours with Ornamental Grass

by GardenJoy
(Kingston Otario)

I'm not exactly sure which grass this is .. I was hoping to clarify that it is Huron Sunrise .. but I have to confess my plant tages that year are a mystery. None the less it has really surprised me this year with such beautiful colour variation.

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Yellow Bells

by Yvonne
(BACLIFF, TEXAS)

Yellow Bells

Yellow Bells

THIS IS A BRUGMANSIA, ONE YEAR OLD AND ALREADY OVER 6 FEET TALL..........THE AROMA IN THE EVENINGS FROM THESE BELLS ARE JUST GREAT. BACLIFF, TEXAS

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Yellow Bells
by: Anonymous

The flower you have pictured as Yellow Bells, I have this in pink, white and the yellow as you have posted. But, we call it Angel's Trumpet. I think it smells like Pledge dusting spray.
Ah you Texan gardeners
by: Doug

Ah - you big Texan gardeners --- er - not that *you* are big - - er that indeed *Texas* is big and that this plant is so darn big after a year. Good growing. :-)

D

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cactus

by DNA
(Pakistan)

cactus

cactus

my sweet little cacti very easy to grow

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Wicked looking spines
by: Doug

Now there's a plant I wouldn't want to propagate!. :-)

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A Red Red Rose

by GardenJoy
(Kingston ON)

One beautiful moment

One beautiful moment

It is very difficult to shoot intense colours such as red and white .. this was a cloudy day and the conditions were perfect .. rain drops still visable on this gorgeous rose .. Sadly it did not come back for me last Spring .. but my pictures live on ?

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WOW!
by: DNA

WOW! AWSOME
Rose
by: Anonymous

A memory from the past.....such a beautiful one at that!
rose
by: Gloria

Just beautiful!! What a perfect picture!

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NEXT STOP,MEXICO

by DICK
(ARNOLD, MD.)

THIS IS ONE OF 175 MONARCHS I TAGGED THIS YEAR, MOST OF THEM IN MY YARD.

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NEXT STOP,MEXICO

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Monarchs to Mexico
by: Moni

Great program...does the tag stay on all the way to Mexico? What program are you involved in that does this?
Great photo! This gal looks a little worn already so I hope she makes the trip OK.

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