Yup, Some "C's"

Calla
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Center of flower.
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Circle of flowers.
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Coats on planters.
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Colourful flowers.
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Corral bells and Critter.
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Critters.
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Critter's web.
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Sierra

Lovely photo's sierra..but I'm sure the critter on the coral bells belongs in the bee thread..haha..savona
Convolvulus
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calendulas
Touch of Red
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Victoria Sunset
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BonBon
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Canterbury Bells
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Cosmos
Double Click
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Oh boy, I'm really itching for spring to get here after looking at your wonderful photos gals. Here are some of my C's, hope done of you have dial-up ;)

COBWEB Sempervivum

CARMEN Semp

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Cerastium alpinum lanatum Wooly Cerastium

Cerastium tomentosum Silver Carpet Snow-in -Summer

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Chionodoxa forbesii

'Cherokee Sunset' Rudbeckia hirta

Carex flagellifera Bronze Form (I brought this plant indoors for the winter and will divide in two next spring)

Coleus Coral Sunrise WizardÂ

Cosmos 'Double Click'

Crocosmia 'Lucifer'

Calamagrostis x acutiflora 'Karl Foerster'

Chinese Houses Collinsia heterophylla

Candytuft

CAMPANULA punctata

Cherry Tidal Wave Petunias

Chrysanthemum x morifolium Tigertail

CLARKIA

Cheiranthus cheiri Siberian Wallflower

Caladiums

Cleome serrulata Rocky Mountain Bee Plant

CLEMATIS tangutica seedheads

Chic en Rouge Dahlia

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COUNTING SHEEP SDB Iris

CAMEO QUEEN SDB Iris

CELEBRATION SONG TB Iris

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CRANAPPLE TB Iris

Country Dancer Buck Rose

Champlain Explorer Rose

CATHERINE WOODBURY Daylily

CHICAGO RUBY Daylily

Cancun Lilies

Enjoy,
Sharon

Here are a few of my C's...

Crocus, Snow. I love the pure white of its petals with the contrasting yellow center.

Crocus, Flower Record.

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Crocus, Remembrance

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Crocus, Yellow Mammoth

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Crocus, Pickwick

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Crocus, Snow, yellow. This buttery yellow crocus has triangular shaped flowers.

Chionodoxa, Glory-of-the-Snow was blooming April 25, 2007.

Corydallis, Yellow. This plant blooms at the end of May and the foliage all but disappears in the heat of the summer.

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Now for a few cranesbills (perennial geraniums)

Cranesbill, Lilac

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Cranesbill, Ballerina

Cranesbill, Philippe Vapelle

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Cranesbill, Beven's Variety

Cranesbill, Birch's Double

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Cranesbill, Sanguineum 'Max Frei'

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Then there are the catmints, cedars, clematis, coneflowers, columbines and the coreopsis as well as caterpillars, cats, etc. Maybe some other day, but not until after Christmas....

Brenda

Wow! Fantastic photos, ladies! I and so drooling!

Sharon, I like your Clarkia, do you know the variety? It is a very different form from what I WS'd this year and wasn't overly fond of although it grew well.
Seeing Brenda's yelow Corydalis reminded me that I forgot to go back and collect some seeds for you of the golden corydalis you asked for :( I was waiting for the pods to ripen a bit...then forgot and it became winter. So sorry, will try to remember this year.

Catmint 'Bluemoon'

Coral (sp?) Bells

Crimson Giant Champion Radish...these di so well for me this year :)

Columbine 'Robin'

Canada Columbine

Cranesbill 'Vision Pink'...I think.

Cranesbill ...wild white variety
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LOL, the Carmex by the radishes Toots, my lips are so chapped right now that I'm slopping it on like crazy!

Thanks, they are called Clarkia amoena Tall Mixed 'FAREWELL TO SPRING'. Large brightly colored 3 - 5" wide cup-shaped blooms. Showy annual to 1 - 3 feet.
I purchased the seed from JL Hudson a couple of years ago and they are very easy to wintersow.

Sharon

I have lots of catching up to do. Some of my favorite c's of last year are.

Cherry Cheks Daylily

Cha Cha Cha Lily

Clarinet Sunburst lily

Country Dancer

Cuthbert Grant

Shelley

I'm late too!

Chiondoxia:
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Cardinal Mindszenty:
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Creeping veronica:

Centaurea montana:

Champlain:

Cosmos 'Savannah':

Country Melody:

Clematis tangutica:

Nice photos everyone!

I really really love that Cha Cha Cha Lily Shelley!

I know, both you and Brenda like her. I'm kicking my butt that I hadn't bought 3 last spring. Then I could of shared her sooner. I'll be checking to see if Lisa has her table set up again and has Cha Cha Cha at the perennial sale again this spring. I'll nab some if she does.

One good thing is that she is not anywheres close to that dang bulb that had the fusarium.

Shelley (who is definitely making some raised lily beds this spring)

Thanks for the name of your Clarkia, Sharon :)

Clematis Blue Boy

Here are some C's from me....better late than never!lol

'Chilled Wine' siberian iris

'Cherry Garden' iris
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'Cleopatra' foxtail lily

'Christophii' allium

'Coral 'n Gold' peony

'Casa Blanca' oriental lily

'Cannes' lily

'Canadian Sunrise' lily

'Coral Sunrise' lily

'Charisma' amaryllis is blooming wonderfully right now for me.:^)
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Laurie

Better late than never is right, here are mine

'Cleopatra' Canna

Daylily 'Cloverdale'

'Cannes' (the bottom one)

'Corrida'

'Celestial' Alba Rose

Columbine (A. canadensis)

Crabapple tree

'Cheops'

A "C" came walking close to our yard the other day. We've got lots of coyotes around here.....we hear them yipping and howling almost every night.

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