Patsi, they are all beautiful. The color on the first columbine is wonderful. I'd like to find that one for my garden. I like the winky series, I had Pinky Winky a few years ago. I'm thinking about adding a white bleeding heart. Yours is so pretty. Marnie
Your photos are always so fantastic! The columbine look so dainty and fresh.
The hyacinth bean vine seeds are nice seedlings right now! The orange cosmos sprouted while I was gone. I'm sure many more of the seeds you gave me are up, but I've not yet been able to search through the entire garden. So many weeds and so many planted seeds, I've got to figure out the difference! LOL
Joey, Spring flowers are always grand. ~~ Tina, I agree the light blue is pretty. ~~ Catherine, You're one the few people I know that has white columbine also. ~~ Cherry, Pretty pictures sure can cheer up your day. ~~ Joy, Mucho hostas !! ~~ Jr and Sue, Glad you think so. Thanks. ~~ Marnie, The first one is from a trade so I hope the name is correct. Did you say Pinky Winky? I have no pinks or reds. Must order some for next year. ~~ Cameron, Glad all is going well. Labels help. ha
Patsi, Beautiful photos! I love the columbine and weigela, two of my favorites. Oh, and the coral bells... I can't seem to cram enough of these into the garden. :)
Patsi we are sharing some of the same plants again girl ! I just got Dolce Peach Melba : ) I love the columbines .. they look so delicate and graceful .. and the blue and white theme is beautiful : )
I have the same little "Peach Melba" coral bells... it's very cute! You have such a nice variety of plants. I do not have the White Bleeding heart. Have you had it very long? It's very pretty!! Happy Day!
Lovely blooms Patsi...Sweet Double is perfect. I have an amsonia Starlite Prairie Blues that echos the color combination! I need more variegated plants! Yours are delightful...gail
Frances, Gotta have variegated foliage. Adds interest. ~~ Joy, I'm sure there are more plants we share but just can't remember right now. ~~ Hermes, Welcome to my blog. Glad to know some are your favorites also. ~~ Avis, Welcome. Columbine are short lived but some rebloom and a little trouble starting from seed as I remember. A must have for shade. ~~ Gail, Ok, now I have to look up what you mentioned. One of many I don't recognized.
What a lovely assortment of blooms and foliage. I was wondering if it's your camera, or some way you posted your photos that you were able to get them that size, and so clear. Do you use a tripod?
Sue, Even with a $150 camera you can get clear pictures but have to stand at least 3 feet from your object to be in focus. I use "webshots" which is free to save, CROP and enlarge for this blog. Hope that helps.
Patsi: Oooh, the Winky Blue Columbine is divine! I have been thinking of adding a new to the garden and this helps to confirm that it would be a very good thing! Beautiful photos - it's wonderful when we can see new and beautiful plants each and everyday!
Jan, I just ordered seeds for different ones myself. Guess I could start some this year. ~~ Teza, I have much shade so Columbine is a must to add color to the garden. Glad you enjoyed the pics...I know some just aren't good but it dosen't seem to bother me lately.
Everything looks great. I love the Columbine. We planted ours from seed as well. Good luck with working out the balance between your flowers and the veggies. Keep us updated.
I see we both have lots of the same wonderful stuff happening in our gardens, Patsi ... lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I really like that first colombine very much. Such a pretty blue.
ReplyDeleteI love your columbines and I've got white bleeding heart in bloom too. Your garden must look really pretty right now!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful way to start out my morning. Each one is equally beautiful but that first columbine is stunning.
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hugs, Cherry
I love seeing plant pictures Patsi : )
ReplyDeleteThey all look very healthy and happy .. especially the hosta !!
Patsi,you have beautiful Images.
ReplyDeleteWell shot your photography is outstanding,I love it all.
John.
Patsi, they are all beautiful. The color on the first columbine is wonderful. I'd like to find that one for my garden. I like the winky series, I had Pinky Winky a few years ago. I'm thinking about adding a white bleeding heart. Yours is so pretty.
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Your photos are always so fantastic! The columbine look so dainty and fresh.
ReplyDeleteThe hyacinth bean vine seeds are nice seedlings right now! The orange cosmos sprouted while I was gone. I'm sure many more of the seeds you gave me are up, but I've not yet been able to search through the entire garden. So many weeds and so many planted seeds, I've got to figure out the difference! LOL
Cameron
Joey,
ReplyDeleteSpring flowers are always grand.
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Tina,
I agree the light blue is pretty.
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Catherine,
You're one the few people I know that has white columbine also.
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Cherry,
Pretty pictures sure can cheer up your day.
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Joy,
Mucho hostas !!
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Jr and Sue,
Glad you think so. Thanks.
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Marnie,
The first one is from a trade so I hope the name is correct. Did you say Pinky Winky?
I have no pinks or reds. Must order some for next year.
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Cameron,
Glad all is going well. Labels help. ha
Wow - cracking hostas Patsi and I love those columbines! :)
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I love the columbine and weigela, two of my favorites. Oh, and the coral bells... I can't seem to cram enough of these into the garden. :)
Beautiful flowers!
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ReplyDeleteBug eaten hostas too!
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Liisa,
Just got another coralbell this year. I wonder how many different ones there are.
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Rosemary,
Danke.
Hi Patsi, ooh to the blues and whites! It looks like there is some lovely variegated foliage mixed in there in the background. Delicious!
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Patsi we are sharing some of the same plants again girl ! I just got Dolce Peach Melba : )
ReplyDeleteI love the columbines .. they look so delicate and graceful .. and the blue and white theme is beautiful : )
I have the same little "Peach Melba" coral bells... it's very cute! You have such a nice variety of plants. I do not have the White Bleeding heart. Have you had it very long? It's very pretty!! Happy Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat great plants you have. Nearly all my favourites too, especially the Columbines.
ReplyDeleteI'm entranced by blue flowers and almost got seeds for columbine this year. Your lovely garden pics definitely convince me to seek them out. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms Patsi...Sweet Double is perfect. I have an amsonia Starlite Prairie Blues that echos the color combination! I need more variegated plants! Yours are delightful...gail
ReplyDeleteFrances,
ReplyDeleteGotta have variegated foliage. Adds interest.
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Joy,
I'm sure there are more plants we share but just can't remember right now.
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Hermes,
Welcome to my blog. Glad to know some are your favorites also.
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Avis,
Welcome.
Columbine are short lived but some rebloom and a little trouble starting from seed as I remember.
A must have for shade.
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Gail,
Ok, now I have to look up what you mentioned.
One of many I don't recognized.
I don't have a blue columbine. Now, after reading your post I want it badly! Beautiful images Patsi!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Donna
Tatyana,
ReplyDeleteLove blue !
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Donna,
Thanks.
What a lovely assortment of blooms and foliage. I was wondering if it's your camera, or some way you posted your photos that you were able to get them that size, and so clear. Do you use a tripod?
ReplyDeleteSue,
ReplyDeleteEven with a $150 camera you can get clear pictures but have to stand at least 3 feet from your object to be in focus. I use "webshots" which is free to save, CROP and enlarge for this blog. Hope that helps.
I really love your light blue columbine. I need to look for some other varieties than just the common one I have.
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ReplyDeleteOooh, the Winky Blue Columbine is divine! I have been thinking of adding a new to the garden and this helps to confirm that it would be a very good thing! Beautiful photos - it's wonderful when we can see new and beautiful plants each and everyday!
Jan,
ReplyDeleteI just ordered seeds for different ones myself.
Guess I could start some this year.
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Teza,
I have much shade so Columbine is a must to add color to the garden. Glad you enjoyed the pics...I know some just aren't good but it dosen't seem to bother me lately.
Everything looks great. I love the Columbine. We planted ours from seed as well. Good luck with working out the balance between your flowers and the veggies. Keep us updated.
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