Thursday, June 14, 2018

June - The First Half -- 2018

White Lilac with Lake Michigan at the edge of the gardens.

Lots of blooms started in the garden in May as thing here near the lake began to come to life.  Now that it is June – more and more plants are showing their colors – GREAT.  These are photos taken the first half of June.
 Daisy

 Centaurea Montana

 The ever present visitor - always looking for the daily salad bar!

 Native Columbine

Native Anemone

Once again, way more photos than I could possibly upload today!  Here is a sample of what is happening as we come to the middle of the month.  Hope you enjoy this time of years as much as I do!

 Creeping Phlox

 Hungarian Speedwell

 German Bearded Iris
One of many varieties in the garden.

 Another German Bearded Iris

Chive

Enjoy even more!!!

 This seems to be a "mutant" - among the German Bearded Iris!

 Geranium - Splish Splash

 Another Splish Splash
Believe it or not -- of the hundreds that bloom in the garden
none are identical!

 Lily of the Valley

 Pond Iris - new this year to the garden.

 Siberian Iris - another "mutant" in among other Siberian Iris.

 Native Phlox

 One of many varieties of sedum.

 White Siberian Iris

 Spiderwort -- Tradescantias

Cushion spurge


2 comments:

  1. Lovely, just lovely. The Irises were gorgeous this year here in the Madison area--and it looks like yours had a good year, too. Quite a collection! I don't remember seeing a Geranium quite like that speckled one. All over the garden? Fabulous!

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