Things look really nice in your garden. Look at the seedpods on your daylily scapes, they look near ready to bust.

Thanks, Rita :)
I'll be even more excited when things begin blooming and /or fill out.
I did some crosses with Marietta Polka-dot and some with Symphony of Praise because theyre both such great plants - and of course have nowhere to plant them all, so I'll probably pop them up on exchange later :)

Absolutely love that Morning Glory! Fabulous pictures! Thanks for posting them.

Susie

Your Heuchera river looks good already. Love that magenta river flowing through the plants. Pretty. It just glows.
I do the same thing with my coleus. I really like the airy flowers, and another good thing is that they will self-seed and you should have some come up next year. I have the same coleus too, btw.
The picote MG is divine! Love 'picoteed' flowers and variegated things too. And greens of all colours are my faves.
Love, love love it all. Bravo!

Thanks so much!! :) I love how fiery and glowing the heucheras are in the sunlight!
I didn't know that coleus would reseed in cold climates, but that's fantastic news :)
Also, I noticed my message cut off (lol Love that!) but someone on this forum had asked about my perennial planter on my chain link fence and I posted it to Perennials. It has sedums and oregano in it :)

I grow my coleus in pots. In late September, I move them into the greenhouse. By mid-winter, they usually die back, but the seeds drop into the pots and I have 'babies" come up in late March or April, depending up the amount of sun they get and when I start watering everything again to bring them out of dormancy.
Just thought I ought to "splain" that better.
Same thing happens with my Basils, Petunias and Periwinkles, too. Oh, and the Polka Dot Plant (Hypoestes phyllostachya)- it comes back every year. I had two come up in one of my potted cactus this year and one came up in the Butterfly Ginger pot. I love these plants. The leaves are so colorful!

Love, love, love your heuchera river! Such a good idea. Your path has such a pretty combination of plants. I am making mental notes for my garden...

Cyn, thank you. :)

Three years ago, I read/saw this gorgeous article on either Garden Design or Horticulture about a guy who creates "rivers" of one kind of plant flowing trough banks of other plants. One river he had was a purple heuchera, another was that flaming red-tipped grass, and another was maybe a blue salvia? I stashed the pictures somewhere and had tried with some heucheras a few years ago, but some of the kinds dwindled and vanished, whereas Southern Comfort thrived. So, I'm filling in and trying again :)
I'm absolutely awful with planning for plant height around things, but whatever lol