It's so pretty this time of year in Georgia, before the sun bakes everything to a crisp. It's been warm, had a bit of rain and everything is growing and blooming. We had no luck with Hydrangeas when we first moved here, we planted them, they died, but then a couple of years ago they just took off. Now whenever Mac wants to start a new one he just snips a stalk off an old one, slips it into some potting soil and voila´, we have a new plant.
My shady side garden is doing well too, I've put Impatiens and Caladiums in to go with my Asparagus ferns.
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| Side Garden |
Around the pool the Gardenias are about finished but the Buddleia are getting started.
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| Buddleia |
Mac's garden has green beans and cucumbers coming up and all around the edge are Chrysanthemums and Snapdragons.
The Confederate Rose, a southern type of Hibiscus, is looking beautiful.
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| Confederate Rose |
The bear on the swing thinks everything looks great, perhaps we should take the boat out and see what's going on in our neighbor's gardens.
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| Bear |
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| Boat |
You'll be going into the hot and humid part of a Southern summer soon I take it? Your shade garden will come into its own then:)
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