| Nice pictures Sharon! I have only a few duplicates in my D alphabet posting of ones you have posted. Once again, things that bloomed in the past in my yard that I would have posted in previous years' alphabet threads are not here. D is for Deer Damage. Here is the Mayan Moon Hosta that was nibbled on overnight on Aug 14, 2008. Grrrrrr....
I took this picture a few weeks ago of one of the many Deer in the area quickly running away from our Dog. It had been in my perennial flowerbed.
Dandelion...flower and then a seed head.
D is for Dog. Jazz is our border collie. I caught her eating and she still has something in the corner of her mouth. But, I like this picture of her coming around the side of the bush.
D is for Dividing perennials, repotting and getting them ready for the farmer’s market. Here is a picture of some of the crates filled with divided perennials, already labeled and priced, in my black crates on top of my temporary pellet tables.
Dealbata Rosea Centurea (perennial bachelor button) has nice pink flowers.
Durandi Clematis
Daylilies... Daylily order from Montfort, arriving safe and sound.
Dark Star Daylily
Decanter Cherry Smash Daylily
Destined to See is a daylily I have posted pictures of in other years but I like it so much here is another picture of it for your viewing pleasure...
Now for some irises... D is for Dainty Pinafore iris, SDB
Denali iris, SDB
Dinky Doodle Iris, SDB. This picture is a bit out of focus. I will have to redo it this next summer. I love the coloring on this iris.
This flower on my Dotted Doll iris decided to act strange this year...all the standards and falls are falling.
Double Your Fun iris, IB
Dragon’s Den iris, SDB
and some lilies... Dancing Eyes lily, asiatic. I love the brushmarks on it.
Dolly Madison lily 2 years old having a nice stem of flowers.
Dot Com has the prettiest baby pink background with dark pink spots. Love it!
Dallas Sempervivum is a semp I had to get because I went along with my DH when he had a conference to attend years ago in Dallas, Texas. Here is its flowers.
Damask Sempervivum
Downland Queen Sempervivum
Dynamo Sempervivum
Double Dazzle Tulip
Dwarf Goatsbeard
Brenda |