The four seasons forum: What's up in the garden

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CLUSIANA May 7, 2011 6:25 AM CST

Early daylily fully blooming and ivory white Eschscholtzia californica (medicinal plant used in phytotherapy) Come along and take a walk in a French garden~~Click here for Species Tulips and other bulbs. Click here to Clusiana Primula Thread~~Click here for Clusiana Beautiful Irises thread Quote | Post #648838 (1)

CLUSIANA May 8, 2011 4:03 PM CST

Nigella, Dianthus plumarius 'Mrs Sinkins', Jasminum Come along and take a walk in a French garden~~Click here for Species Tulips and other bulbs. Click here to Clusiana Primula Thread~~Click here for Clusiana Beautiful Irises thread Quote | Post #650200 (2)

valleylynn May 8, 2011 4:32 PM CST Name: Lynn Dallas, OR zone 8

Two out of three with wonderful scent. : ) Beautiful Catherine. Unknown Iris, first Iris bloom for me. I think this is Narcissus poeticus L., Euphorbia Fire Glow and Geum 'Cookie' Click here for Sedum, Sempervivum, Jovibarba and heuffelii Quote | Post #650228 (3)

CLUSIANA May 8, 2011 11:02 PM CST

Hi Lynn Is your iris from a rhizome or a bulb? How tall? Is that the true color? (blue are difficult to catch sometimes. How many different types of euphorbia do yuu have? I never grew geum either which seem to be an interesting plant. Is it hardy? Come along and take a walk in a French garden~~Click here for Species Tulips and other bulbs. Click here to Clusiana Primula Thread~~Click here for Clusiana Beautiful Irises thread Quote | Post #650519 (4)

valleylynn May 8, 2011 11:18 PM CST Name: Lynn Dallas, OR zone 8

Geum is hardy here and is an easy care plant. It is just now starting to bloom, soon it will be covered in bright orange flowers. That is the actual color of the iris, it is a small bulb, not a rhizome. I only have three kinds of euphorbia. The one above is a new plant for me this year. Click here for Sedum, Sempervivum, Jovibarba and heuffelii Quote | Post #650526 (5)

CLUSIANA May 9, 2011 12:21 AM CST

Thank you Lynn. I am wondering about your iris. You have no iidea at all? May be Dee wull give us an answer. I never saw such a shape of iris out of a bulb. I think I have also three kinds of eufphorbia, the fourth being invasive I pull it out. Howeer quite nice. You are right for your narcissus. Looks really like a N. poeticus Come along and take a walk in a French garden~~Click here for Species Tulips and other bulbs. Click here to Clusiana Primula Thread~~Click here for Clusiana Beautiful Irises thread Quote | Post #650534 (6)

valleylynn May 9, 2011 5:37 AM CST Name: Lynn Dallas, OR zone 8

N. poeticus is such a sweet flower. I received the iris in a trade a few years ago and have lost the tag. : ( Click here for Sedum, Sempervivum, Jovibarba and heuffelii Quote | Post #650613 (7)

CLUSIANA May 9, 2011 5:40 AM CST

lYNN; I think that to lost the IDs is happening to each of us. The challenge is to find them back. For N. poeticus Come along and take a walk in a French garden~~Click here for Species Tulips and other bulbs. Click here to Clusiana Primula Thread~~Click here for Clusiana Beautiful Irises thread Quote | Post #650617 (8)

CLUSIANA May 11, 2011 1:26 PM CST

Next http://cubits.org/Tulipa/thread/view/56392/ Come along and take a walk in a French garden~~Click here for Species Tulips and other bulbs. Click here to Clusiana Primula Thread~~Click here for Clusiana Beautiful Irises thread Quote | Post #653491 (9)

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