Our gardens are spectacular right now. We're devoting more attention to them this year than in three or four years. Above is a panorama, looking over rhubarb, wild columbines, irises and wild rosses, from the edge of the vegetable garden.Below is a young radicchio head forming. It is a transplant from my greenhouse.
Here's a Chioggia beet, also a transplant. It will be ready to eat in two weeks.
Violas in Judy's rock garden.
More of Judy's alpine perennials.
A set of hybrid columbine. They are a combination of wild Alaska columbine and our other non-native plants. The pinkness of these flowers may be unique. They are quite pretty.
More of Judy's perennials.
Here's a Chioggia beet, also a transplant. It will be ready to eat in two weeks.
Violas in Judy's rock garden.
More of Judy's alpine perennials.
A set of hybrid columbine. They are a combination of wild Alaska columbine and our other non-native plants. The pinkness of these flowers may be unique. They are quite pretty.
More of Judy's perennials.
2 comments:
It must be a great year weather-wise for gardening in the Mat-Su as well?
From an acquaintance's FB page: "to plant a garden is to be happy all your life"
Keep up the good progressive fight gently!
Thanks for the photos.
-I love columbine.
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