Blue hydrangea, black and blue salvia is budding out, blue
veronica, black eyed susans tons of buds, small daisy on the way out, sweet William,
dusty miller w yellow flowers, babies breath, few fox gloves still hanging on,
astilbe both tall and short, round 2 of columbine, bleeding heart is finally
done, perennial hibiscus buds, lilly buds, globe thistle globes one starting to
blue, white swam, red double holly hock (I love it), random lavender bee balm,
honey suckle, daisy, ebb tide-flower + buds red bee balm stating, double
delight buds, white bee balm, beans starting to pop up, joe pye buds, white
double holly hock, globe flowers, sedum buds, 1 cleome starting, volunteer
tomato flowers, white landscape rose forming hips, pee gee buds, wisteria purple
buds (completely random), star gazers , blue hydrangea, white hydrangea, blue
peas starting to die back not maturing, white catnip, yellow snow peas starting
to die back, morning glories low, white butterfly, hallertau hop finally
growing, orange butterfly buds/ starting
to flower, hops are forming + flowers, cilantro finally starting to grow,
alpine strawberries are covered with flowers, mustard still has flowers, baby
eggplants are forming, and I finally have kumquat flowers again.
I so need to get a picture of my new holly hock (new last year). I love the color.
Update: So knowing that this has sat for a while it's time to let everyone know that the new and improved can be found over at www.gardeningfoodies.com I've learned a lot over the years and I'm super excited to share that with everyone. So come check us out and see what we now have in store for you. A lot of food, a little bit of bon COOK business and a sprinkling of gardening to bring everything together. Or just check out our growing community over at www.gardeningfoodies.com/fbgroup Can't wait to see you there and catch up
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Hello and welcome to my garden! I have a zone 6 garden located in south eastern Connecticut with a little bit of everything. There's a lot of it and it's still growing. Sometimes I think it might be too much and then the gardener in me comes out and says NOPE. My ultimate goal is to be able to eat my way around my yard. In addition I love what my friends affectionately called my jungle. My collection of tropicals brings the outside in and gives the place a tropical feel at times. While some of my garden is your run of the mill some isn't. Come join me on my wild adventure.
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