What I have blooming!!

17 years ago

This is a pot of Wild Wookie . The pot is one my sister brought from Fl. It has a large crack in the side so I planted Candytuff to just " hang out".

This is the least Trillium. The blooms will turn pink in a few days..

This is my favorite Daffodil. I don't know her name but I pollinated her today..

This Camellia has been blooming for a week or more..

The flowers below are Bloodroot. The green foliage to the left is Toothwart, not blooming yet as you can see. This wildflower bed has not been worked out yet.

I had a pic of the Star Magnolia but haven't uploaded it to the photobucket yet.....Ellie

Comments (4)

maximus7116
17 years ago
Ellie, I'm so jealous of your beautiful camelia! The only things up here are the snowdrops, and I'm missing them because they're buried under piles of leaves from last Fall. Guess I should've done some raking.

Your bloodroot looks like windflowers -- very pretty!

Chris
mizellie
Original Author
17 years ago
They are really pretty Chris. They are very low to the ground. I have some other daffodils blooming and some tulips budded. I have to have those in a pot though because of the voles.....Ellie
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tweetypye
17 years ago
Beautiful Ellie. This is what I have blooming: Camelias, redbuds, forsythia, quince, daffs, creeping phlox, bradford pear, saucer magnolia and of course pansies. I will try to get some photos today before it starts raining so I can post them too. :)
Jan
MaxBaerHems
17 years ago
How beautiful Ellie! Must be nice to be in the warm South..:)

Rick