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blooms for saturday # 2

10 years ago

these not all daylilies, but,I just think they are so pretty, they deserve to be shown, too.

ok, that's all for today

Jean

Comments (12)

shive
10 years ago
Reason for Treason and all those little zinnias are making your garden sparkle!

Debra
newyorkrita
10 years ago
Russian Easter is my favorite.
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organic_kitten
10 years ago
Everything is really pretty, and Reason for Treason is dynamite! One of my favorite reds.
kay
mantis__oh
10 years ago
Your zinnias look so disease free! I know those little Profusions can sometimes get fungus.
jean_ar
Original Author
10 years ago
REALLYThank you Debra. I love the little zinnias.
Kay and Rita, Thank you for looking and commenting on hem.

jean
Nancy
10 years ago
Love Russian EAster, it has just started blooming here.
deangreen
10 years ago
great mix of color in the zinnias! )
KarenPA_6b
10 years ago
I love your zinnias. You have a nice mix. They are just adorable.
jean_ar
Original Author
10 years ago
thank you all for looking and commenting.

jean
Nancy Barginear
10 years ago
Really like Reason for Treason. It's been on my Wish List for a long time. Glad to see your daylilies are looking so good. I may not have anything left if this heat keeps up.

Nancy
Julia WV (6b)
10 years ago
Catching up. Nice group of pics. Russian Easter is very lovely.

Julia
User
10 years ago
Russian Easter is a favorite of mine too. Very pretty.

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