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Lanten Rose
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Lawn after reseeding last fall
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Blue Star Amsonia peeking through
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Two plants in one spot -- one of them has to go
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Tiger Lilies survived the winter
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Damn squirrel
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Lenten Rose and Tulips
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An admirer from up high
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Arugula sprouted within 24 hours
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Delicate Virgina Blue Bells
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The Trumpet Creepers replaced the Tangerine Beauty planted last fall
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Jim's Snake Grass
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The path now wraps around the entire back yard
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Lacey Japanese Maple - I finally got my wish
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Spring finally arrived!
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Jim put in a new border to separate the bed from the lawn
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Virginia Blue bells again.. They grow naturally along river banks here in VA
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Chokeberry seems to be happy where it is
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The dogwood next door complements the Schip Laurel
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Schip Laurel flowering -- this is the only (and THE smartest plant) that the previous owner planted. The flowers perfume the air , and the bees love them. In the fall, this evergreen produces red berries.
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We divided the creeping phlox and put them with the Rose of Sharons
