| Finally my G’s.... Graduation from University...Our daughter graduated this past spring (May 2008) with her Bachelor of Education and is now kept busy with substituting in the schools in our area. 
Gigantic muffins that my boys like me to make. They are the same size as the ones from Superstore. Instead of my batch of muffins making 24 large ones, it now makes 6 gigantic ones. 
These are the kind of gardening gloves sold at MHA convention each year. I love them. This year I hope to get about 3 pairs. They might last me thru this year’s season. 
Garbage box that my husband built. It is raised off the ground, the lid is at a slope and it works very well to keep the animals (domestic and wild) out of the garbage here on our acreage before the garbage gets burned. 
The goldfinch are back! This is taken in the beginning of May. 
Now for a few daylilies.... Gentle Shephard Daylily 
George Bingham Daylily 
Gingham Maid Daylily 
Grandma Jean Daylily 
Gretchen My Darling Daylily 
The Globe Thistle always has bees on it in September. 
Gooseberries are so good! 
The Grapes were loaded this fall! I made grape jelly, grape jam and canned about 7 dozen quarts of grape juice from the grapes of 2 plants. 
There are 6 hostas that I took pictures of last summer that start with G. A few of them are mature but the others are still ‘babies’. I bought about 150 new ones last summer, so expect lots of pictures of hostas of all sizes and patterns in years to come. :) Gold Standard Hosta 
Golden Tiara Hosta 
Great Arrival Hosta 
Great Expectations Hosta 
Guacamole Hosta 
Gypsy Rose Hosta 
Now, some irises.... Ghost Gossip Iris, SDB. I love this one. 
Gizmo Iris, MDB. So dark!! 
Gleaming Gold Iris, SDB 
Glenwillow Iris, MDB 
Grandma’s Hat Iris, MDB 
Grapelet Iris, MDB 
Greased Lightning Iris, SDB 
Gaelic Sunset Lungwort is a zone 4 lungwort. I like the spots on its leaves. Last year was its first full summer and it didn’t bloom then, so I hope it makes it through our really cold winter this year. It is supposed to have pink flowers I believe. 
Gay Paree Peony was on the acreage here when we bought it. I moved the original roots and made 5 clumps of them all along the edge of a retaining wall. I have a spreading juniper, Bar Harbour that drapes over the wall edge, planted in between each peony. 
I have 3 sempervivums that start with G that I took pictures of last summer. Gay Jester 
Georgette 
Granada Sempervivum. When Sharon posted hers she said that hers looked like it had a sunburn. Hmmmm.... wonder why it grew like that? Here is mine. I love the way the camera caught all the little fine hairs on each leaf. 
Golden Apeldoorn Tulip 
Greuze Tulip 
Now, off to getting the H’s ready... Brenda | 
