Good morning folks! I hope you're all doing well. I'm still at it- working my full time job and trying to get as much done as possible in my back yard before the heat of summer sets in. When summer arrives, I'm basically done in the yard. I'll water and deadhead my flowers and that's about it. The intense southern heat zaps all the energy from this old gal- after a few minutes of working in it, I become limp and useless.
Have you done any spring planting yet? I thought I'd share a few shots of the pink ones I've planted, since I have several of them...
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| Pink creeping phlox |
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| Goldflame honeysuckle |
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| New guinea impatiens |
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| Pink caladiums |
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| I love the wavy foliage of these |
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| Some of my favorite among caladiums |
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| Pink and red ones |
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| These are more of a traditional variety of caladiums |
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| Alstroemeria |
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| A favorite of Mr. Garden Fly |
Thank you for visiting. I wish you a wonderful week ahead.
Lovely pinks! I will wait with the summer flowers until the cold nights are over. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteHello Susan, lovely collection of images and beautiful flowers.. Well done! Have a happy day and new week ahead!
ReplyDeletelovely blooms! i'm just enjoying the wildflowers and don't really plant any in beds around here.
ReplyDeleteSusan, you've got some beautiful flowers! The caladiums are particularly pretty. Love the insect you captured in the last image. I'm with you on the heat. After May you will not see me doing very much outside at all.
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