Hey your purple flowers, so sweet. They truly are beautiful!
I hope with the deep desire to have my butterfly garden grow it will. My little seedlings I planted look so pitiful with all of our rain. Fingers cross...
Joyce - I'm sure the seeds will germinate; it just takes time. Check on them periodically to make sure they didn't drown. I planted a small pincushion plant that was labelled "butterfly bush". It's only about 6" or so. I am hoping the butterflies find it soon. I think we share a love for butterflies.
Really beautiful. I love that delicate, velvety petal. No gardening here today- it's pouring, but I do enjoy a day like this every once in a while.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheerful sight to brighten a rainy morning in Maine! I haven't seen Rosario irises before and they are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteDebra- A rainy day once in a while is good for everything, including not having to water the gardens today.
ReplyDeleteNan - My Father's name was Rosario, so when I saw the bulbs in a catalog, it was a sure thing.
Hey your purple flowers, so sweet. They truly are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI hope with the deep desire to have my butterfly garden grow it will. My little seedlings I planted look so pitiful with all of our rain. Fingers cross...
Many hugs my friend. xoxo
Joyce - I'm sure the seeds will germinate; it just takes time. Check on them periodically to make sure they didn't drown.
ReplyDeleteI planted a small pincushion plant that was labelled "butterfly bush". It's only about 6" or so. I am hoping the butterflies find it soon. I think we share a love for butterflies.
I love the new blog header!! How did you do that!!
ReplyDeleteThe irises are beautiful, too.
What a beautiful color!
ReplyDeleteThey certainly are! They look great. Mine attracted bumble bees the size of blimps. :-)
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