Two miniature rose bushes are just beginning to bloom.
African Daisies in a container. I have really enjoyed these bright sunny blooms.
I don't really care for the lamb's ear blooms but they are interesting and pretty in an unusual sort of way.
In this container I have petunias, verbena, yellow and purple African daisies.
I'm not sure why I bought a mixed color package of impatiens seeds, I like the pink color best. I don't care for the red at all, but the white is pretty.
The fading blooms on the new azalea. I wish I had gotten it earlier in the season to enjoy the blooms longer.
Superbells on the front porch.
One bloom today on the clematis at the mailbox. I'm so glad there was at least on bloom to share.
The pansy is still going strong. 
Lantana on the patio.Here is my bloom list:
Petunia
Impatiens - Busy Lizzie and New Guinea
African Daisy
Verbena
Lantana
Coleus
Dianthus - Cheddar pinks and Firewitch
Purple Sage- salvia
Creeping phlox
Violas -Johnny jump-ups
Miniature roses
Azalea
Clematis
Superbells
Purple sweet potato vine (I wasn't expecting this to bloom)
About to bloom:
Purple coneflowers
Daisy
Peony
You have a cheerful mix of flowers, Robin. And I love the photo of the luna moth in your previous post. What gorgeous moths they are.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking lovely Robin, your garden is coming along nicely. Very pretty that mini rose and I love that pansie of yours!
ReplyDeleteThe Super bells look like what are called Millionbells in some places - are yours called Callibrachoa, too, Robin? Hummingbirds like them, as well as humans ;-]
ReplyDeleteAnnie at the Transplanable Rose
Annie, it is the same. It is called Superbells Pink' Calibrachoa hybrid.
ReplyDeleteI love all your flowers, and I bought many of the same.
ReplyDeleteMy sister did hear that later this week, temperatures are dropping and there is the possibility of frost. My prediction is that if we do get some frost, it will be isolated to lower lying areas where the cold air naturally tends to settle. Right now, I'm just hoping and praying for rain. It is TOO dry for mid-May.
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it s nice to see every where i the world there been the same flowers that grow and bloom ,i am from the others site of the world fore you , from holland ,you ve got a lovely garden ,it s the first time that i m visit your blog ,will you take a look at my gardenblog as well ? it s riting in dutch but i ve gota lot of photo s at my blog greets from me ina www.tuinfreakina130260.web-log.nl
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