2020: Bloom & Garden photos

It is Tree Peony season (regretably all too short).  The pink opened on April 30th, and the white with rose center on May 2nd:


Columbines - one of my favorite flowers


And some lilacs in the rain the other day.


First columbine blossom of the season.


Jamie,

I believe that your Clematis is Nelly Moser.


tomcat said:

Jamie,

I believe that your Clematis is Nelly Moser.

 Thanks - I didn't know - it'a good to know the name.  grin

We picked up 4 more - all different, I hope they do as well.


Part 1 A walk around our central grass panel.  Video Lori Sutherland, neighbor, Azalea care and pruning, Vicki Carter.   Massive weeding, Logan Carter!

The Secret Garden @ 377.

I am so very proud of the Restoration and of how much residents support her!

Part 2 The Deeper Garden to follow...


Maybe the video couldn't load.

Here are three photos

Best Regards,

Ron Carter


rcarter31 said:

Part 1 A walk around our central grass panel.  Video Lori Sutherland, neighbor, Azalea care and pruning, Vicki Carter.   Massive weeding, Logan Carter!

The Secret Garden @ 377.

I am so very proud of the Restoration and of how much residents support her!

Part 2 The Deeper Garden to follow...

 It's gorgeous.  Where exactly is it?


Photo by my beautiful Daughter



Fresh cut roses from my garden. Horticultural therapy at work


Sad_Dog said:

Fresh cut roses from my garden. Horticultural therapy at work

 Gorgeous. Are they David Austin roses? What is the name of the rose? I had a beautiful rose garden, the deer won, I lost. 


Morganna said:

 Gorgeous. Are they David Austin roses? What is the name of the rose? I had a beautiful rose garden, the deer won, I lost. 

Thank you! Yes, they are David Austin roses, A Shropshire Lad.  The weather must be agreeable to them this year. No deer problems in Hilton area, yet. 


Didn't know this would bloom.  It did.  But what is it?


Sad_Dog said:

Thank you! Yes, they are David Austin roses, A Shropshire Lad.  The weather must be agreeable to them this year. No deer problems in Hilton area, yet. 

 I'm sending over a nibbler in training.


dave said:

Didn't know this would bloom.  It did.  But what is it?

 @bigben_again , do you know what this is? She raised a zillion succulents for the Maplewood Garden Club.


Went to Jockey Hollow & the nearby Cross Estate Garden on Memorial Day.  In order:

  • Visteria hanging from pergola
  • Iris in the gardens
  • A pale true blue flower.  Couldn't find the name.
  • Yellow & red chestnuts (not European) in bloom.
  • Close-up of red chestnut.
  • Dogwood by the house.

I believe the blue flower is an Allium. There is a small one that is very blue. Most familiar to us are the purple ones. Thanks for the great photos!


snowmom said:

 It's gorgeous.  Where exactly is it?

 It's an acre sized secret on top of the 2 story parking garage behind Harrison Park Towers in East Orange. Near the VA hospital...


snowmom said:

 It's gorgeous.  Where exactly is it?

 Harrison Park Gardens in East Orange. It is a courtyard in an apartment building. I've been there and it is lovely. There is a FB page as well. Oops didn't realize you were answered.


dave said:

Didn't know this would bloom.  It did.  But what is it?

 Looks like this possible:

https://www.succulentsandsunshine.com/types-of-succulents/anacampseros-telephiastrum-variegata-sunrise/


Thank goodness for my garden! It’s helping me cope with all that is happening.


cody said:

Thank goodness for my garden! It’s helping me cope with all that is happening.

 Amen!

See you those Iris and raise you these!

Best Regards 

Ron Carter 


cody said:

Thank goodness for my garden! It’s helping me cope with all that is happening.

 2 Favorites, Bearded Irises and Columbines.


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