Showing posts with label Lilacs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lilacs. Show all posts
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Thinking of You: A Walk Around the Garden and Some Plant-Triggered Memories
Things are beginning to flower all over the garden now, adding splashes of color here and there. It's nice to see something other than solid green for a change. It's the peak of rhododendron color for us this week. Flower buds, like those in the photo above, have finally opened completely. We inherited many of our ancient rhododendrons from Mrs. Parker, the previous owner who lived here for many years, and their bright and bold colors always remind us of her. There is a huge mass of them completely lining the west side of the house that are such a deep pink that when viewed as a whole they appear almost cherry red.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Lilacs- Extending The Season
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| Syringa 'tinkerbell' |
We love lilacs so much that we make every attempt to extend their bloom season as long as possible. By using a variety of cultivars that bloom successively we can extend the beauty of their flowers, and accompanying wonderful fragrance, well into the month of June.
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