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Friday, June 15, 2012

GBBD - June

Ah yes it's that time again when Carol over at May Dreams Gardens host this lovely event called Garden Bloggers Bloom Day.  A day where we all post about what is blooming in our gardens.  A day we get to see what is blooming in other gardens all around the world at all times of the year.  I would like to take you on a blooming tour of Irish Gardens now.....see what we have blooming today:

 The lilies have started to make their beauty and presence known in the front yard.  Pretty in pint these guys are big and bold.
 In the butterfly garden the first of 8 different Butterfly Bushes has begun to bloom as well.
 More lilies showing off.
 And add to that the day lilies have begun to open up.
 Still in the front yard but in the Rose garden we find but of course the Roses.

The morning sun shining on a newly opened rose makes for a lovely start to the day
 Right next to the Rose bush the 4 O'Clocks are still doing their blooming thing and showing off their yellow flowers.
On to the side of the house or also known as the driveway garden the Hosta's have decided to come out and play the blooming game too.
 A few mixed zinnia that still need to be planted have decided that even though they are becoming root bound and are craving some water they will bloom for me too.
 And into the heart of Irish Gardens we go.  Starting in this years bean and pea garden.

This Marigold decided to grow from a seed that some how was missed in the fall clean up....so the seed lasted the winter outside.....weird.
 Continuing our tour we head into the Greenhouse and see whats going on.
Anyone want to take a guess as to what this flower is of?  Many don't see it....it's lettuce.  Yup in case you didn't know if you leave the tops of lettuce alone long enough they will flower and produce seeds....
 Behind the lettuce is Echinacea showing off their pretty flowers now too.
 Here is another one that not many folks know about.. Marshmallow.  Pretty delicate flowers with purple pollen.
Leave the onions in the ground too long and this is what you get....I am wondering what happens now.
And finally we stay in the greenhouse for our last flower for bloom day....Dill


Hope you enjoyed the tour and come back again.  Leave a comment....let me know how many of my flowers you knew what they were before reading.  Be sure to stop by May Dreams Gardens and see what others have blooming this fine bloom day.


2 comments:

  1. Be sure and save the seeds from that lettuce and the onions! Once the onion flower dries I put a paper bag over it and crush the bag...lots of tiny black seeds.

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  2. Our asiatics are just starting... love lily season! Larry

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