Your photos look as good as nursery catalog pics, Taz. So beautiful. Wish my cannas looked that rich and full. Are they potted or in the ground, and do you do anything special, i.e. mix, fertilizer, etc ??

Thanks for sharing.
Sunny

Thanks I like pictures. Is the third one toadflax? Your morning glory leaves have no holes. Mine usually get attacked by something.

My cannas are in the ground and I fertilize once a month with MG soluble.
The 3rd one is a snapdragon I think. I bought the seeds from a vendor on ebay. She called them northern lights.They are a lot smaller than the other snaps.
Here's a white one.

Those pictures are just gorgeous!

I have been missing for a few days. Been fighting with a cookie tracking devil called pixel.quantserve.com only on Gardenweb and couldn't get past the blasted thing.

With my son's help, I finally got it figured out....blocked the darned thing. All is well in my world again!

This is the path by the veggie garden.

nice pics from you both.

william

Glenda tell me about this thing. Last week when I started up my computer, there was a big ad that blocked my screen and had no x to get rid of it. It said Amazon Social I think selling gift cards. I contacted Amazon and they said it wasn't theirs. But I am having to reset my connection to the internet all the time. My Norton hasn't caught anything. What were the symptoms? Your hyacinth bean and salvia are beautiful.

Beautiful photos Taz! Thank you - That will make January feel a little warmer.

What are the flowers with the yellow throats under the cannas? When I mouse over them it says Stained Glass but I still don't know.

Love the photo of your path Glenda! Very welcoming.

Thanks everyone! That is also a nice pic Glenda. I grow a couple salvia for the hummers also.

Christie those are Salpiglossis sinuata and they are an old favorite in the UK. They are also called stained glass or painted tongue.